The strong wind tousled my hair.
her clothing was disheveled; powder-smeared and frowzled; a rumpled unmade bed; a bed with tousled sheets; his brown hair was tousled, thick, and curly- Al Spiers.
She tousled his hair again and smiled. "My little Benji; always the heartbreaker."
Edward chuckled and ran his free hand through his tousled bronze hair.
Amid the torn flesh, blood, and dirty, tousled hair, it was difficult to be sure.
Dickon got up himself, laughing and glowing, and tousled; his eyes like a bit of the sky.
Entering the bedroom he halfclosed his eyes and walked through warm yellow twilight towards her tousled head.
A tattered beggar child was leaning his head on the edge of the vat, weeping, his tousled hair dangling into the water within.
A young boy with tousled blond hair and thick black glasses doesn't look much like a sheep. But this little lamb didn't care in the least.
Opposing players laughed at the puny boy with green eyes and tousled brown hair on third base — until they discovered they couldn't hit a ball past me.
"He was just about to go in again when a monk and a Taoist priest drew near, laughing and gibbering like two maniacs. The monk was barefooted, his head scabby; the priest, lame with tangled, tousled hair."
If ten thousand crows took a liking to the poet's few strands of grey hair, surely it wasn't so "tousled like a crow's nest" that they would want to roost on his head.
