Walrus moustache
A thick, bushy moustache that grows down over the upper lip and sometimes the mouth.
Also: walrus
A walrus moustache is long, full and drooping, covering the lip and often the corners of the mouth, like the whiskers of a walrus. It was popular in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and is linked with figures such as the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. It needs a dense growth and regular combing, and it catches food, so wearers trim it at the lip line.