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CarlHoliday

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We can blame the French naturalist Jean Baptiste Bory de Saint-Vincent who in 1825 came up with ulotrichous (“curly-haired”) and its antonym leiotrichous (“smooth-haired”) for the purpose of human taxonomy.

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Bill W

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I guess ulotrichous would describe Jason Momoa as well. 

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drpaladin

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34 minutes ago, Bill W said:

I guess ulotrichous would describe Jason Momoa as well. 

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Doesn't look so curly to me.

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Bill W

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41 minutes ago, drpaladin said:

Doesn't look so curly to me.

ulotrichous - (adj) - having woolly or crisply curly hair

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drpaladin

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2 minutes ago, Bill W said:

ulotrichous - (adj) - having woolly or crisply curly hair

Woolly and curly are the same thing.

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Bill W

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45 minutes ago, drpaladin said:

Doesn't look so curly to me.

Let's try Troy Polamalu then. 

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Bill W

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1 hour ago, drpaladin said:

Doesn't look so curly to me.

Just so you know, here are some adjectives for woolly: furry, fuzzy, hairy, rough, shaggy

I think Jason fits into those descriptions. 

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