smooth-shaven

[ smooth -shey-vuh n ]

/ ˈsmuðˈʃeɪ vən /

having the beard and mustache shaved off; clean-shaven.

Origin of smooth-shaven

First recorded in 1625–35

His large, smooth-shaven face was as rosy as a childs, his eye clear as a boys of twenty.

Twenty Years in Europe |Samuel H. M. Byers
Upon his smooth-shaven face was an expression of ineffable peace, of rapturous attainment, of perfect and complete happiness.

Strictly Business |O. Henry
He removed it from the envelope and held it close to his big, kindly, smooth-shaven face.

Eben Holden |Irving Bacheller
And then his smooth-shaven face became creased in a roguish smile which I had often seen upon it.

Richard Carvel, Complete |Winston Churchill

Wilkins shook his head with decision written in every line of his smooth-shaven English profile.

The Wheel of Life |Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow