| He is a brigandish and bearded person in a foraging cap, leaning forward to rest himself on his gun. |
| The officer was wrapped in a heavy blanket or carriage lap-robe, spotted like a leopard skin, which gave him a brigandish air. |
| Its brigandish farce is a hideous crime to be recorded in the history of the inter-Korean relations as it is an open negation and total rejection of the June 15 era of reunification. |
| Sometimes these tufts impart a rather brigandish expression to his otherwise solemn countenance. |
