Simplified as「person with hairy fur pelt」or「person many strokes, many times」the elements don't actually explain too much, but the elements are clear of the original glyph (鬒) it replaced:「contained」「two states long and short」「arrayed loose dripping and stinky」with「many strokes」as the top elements that when used as an element refers to pubic hairs, and to shaving:「quintessential, palming cerebral thoughts for array of emissions.」Some fonts use as the lower elements「sitting service provider, goal or place eyes are focused directly down with emissions, true, pure, best case」and all those elements conjoined ought to speak for themselves.
　Chinese sources identify these elements as BLACK BUSHY HAIR…not necessarily relatively long hairs—but perhaps relatively short hairs that for some reason have become too long, such as neck hairs of a beard that require periodic shaving (beards are one example of human pubic hair, as are armpit and groin hairs). Yet, traditionally in China a man did not shave his beard or facial hair. Petty criminals committing misdemeanors had their beards forcibly shaven as punishment and to easily identify them among society until the beard grew again, so regular folks did not shave in order to avoid being labelled as a punk. And frankly, from antiquity in China, Japan, Korea and most of Asia, people with hair did not have bushy hair—it was worn long and straight as depicted in artworks of princesses and royals, or tied and pinned (working serfs and other stiffs cropped it very short or shaved). Most folks today in Asia still do not have bushy heads of hair unless deliberately styled in that manner with gel or mousse, or a「permanent.」Asian DNA produces「hair hanging straight down」as the elements depict, not curly or kinky in most cases (not all hair of course, but it can be argued that Asians with naturally curly hair today migrated from another region, or, have commingled DNA of multiple genetically-related groups of human beings).
　Perhaps these elements are referring to the HAIR OF ONE'S BUSH that also can become quite glossy and shiny when wet or coated with mucus.「Hair severed beheaded」suggests a shiny, glossy wet area that has been cleanly shaven, and that leaves only one potential spot.

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Unihan extended: (same as 鬒) bushy, black hair