stubble
/ˈstʌbəl/Definitions
1. noun
the remains of a crop that has been partially cut, especially after harvesting
“The farmer used a combine to harvest the wheat, leaving behind a significant amount of stubble.”
2. verb
to cut or shear the hair closely, especially so that it is left in short lengths
“She stubbled her hair to prepare for the summer weather.”
3. verb
to obstruct or catch something, especially a toe or a part of the foot, on something
“He stubbled his toe on the sharp edge of the table.”