How to Use soul patch in a Sentence
soul patch
noun
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Stan's eyebrows were darkened along with his soul patch to match his dyed locks.
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Erin Jensen,
USA TODAY,
2 Feb. 2022
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And the facial hair — those insane sideburns, that soul patch.
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Nolan Feeney,
Vulture,
16 Sep. 2021
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At thirty-six, Fisher was stout, with short dark hair and a salt-and-pepper soul patch.
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Zachary Siegel,
Harper’s Magazine ,
17 Aug. 2022
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Joseph was a trim, middle-aged white man whose hair, eyebrows and soul patch were fairer than his skin, giving him a crisp and youthful look.
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Jenny Blair,
Discover Magazine,
9 Oct. 2013
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The sleek black mammal with the white soul patch, native to Earth’s chilliest waters, is at the center of environmental change.
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Jennifer S. Holland,
Smithsonian,
1 Sep. 2017
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After giving him a monocle, a curly mustache, a soul patch and drawings on his forehead, North carefully placed the eyeliner in the elf's arm next to her brother.
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Georgia Slater,
Peoplemag,
25 Dec. 2022
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Defending champion Eva Samkova, who stenciled on a red-white-and-blue moustache and soul patch to represent her country, the Czech Republic, skidded across the line for bronze.
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Eddie Pells,
chicagotribune.com,
15 Feb. 2018
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Donning boy-band outfits and, in Colbert’s case, a delightfully awful soul patch, Batiste and the host offered up an R&B jam that instructs viewers on how to get out of social engagements now that most things are open for business again.
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Dan Reilly,
Vulture,
24 Nov. 2021
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Side whiskers, soul patches, lampshades and handlebar moustaches are good to go, according to a CDC infographic.
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Madeline Holcombe,
CNN,
26 Feb. 2020
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Garth adopted the persona of Chris Gaines, a fictional brooding Australian pop singer who, with his dark bangs obscuring his eyes and matching soul patch, had a different vibe than America’s biggest country star.
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Chris Varias,
The Enquirer,
6 May 2022
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