- hairstyle
- noun Date: 1913 hairdo
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
hairstyle
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hairstyle — [her′stīl΄] n. a particular style of hairdressing, often one that is distinctive and fashionable hairstyling n. hairstylist n. * * * hair·style (hârʹstīl ) n. A style in which hair is cut and arranged. hairʹstyl ing n. hairʹstyl ist n. * * * … Universalium
hairstyle — (n.) also hair style, way of wearing the hair, 1913, from HAIR (Cf. hair) + STYLE (Cf. style) … Etymology dictionary
hairstyle — [n] cut, style of a head of hair afro*, beehive*, blow dry*, bob*, bouffant, braid, brushcut, bubble*, bun, coiffure, crewcut, cut, do*, dreadlocks, ducktail, fade, feather cut, flattop*, flip, haircut, hairdo, headdress, horse tail, mohawk,… … New thesaurus
hairstyle — ► NOUN ▪ a way in which someone s hair is cut or arranged. DERIVATIVES hairstyling noun hairstylist noun … English terms dictionary
hairstyle — [her′stīl΄] n. a particular style of hairdressing, often one that is distinctive and fashionable hairstyling n. hairstylist n … English World dictionary
Hairstyle — Haircut redirects here. For the financial term, see Haircut (finance). For the 1982 film, see The Haircut. For the 1995 film, see Haircut (film). For the 1993 album by George Thorogood, see Haircut (album). Traditional hairstyle of a Japanese… … Wikipedia
hairstyle — [[t]he͟ə(r)staɪl[/t]] hairstyles N COUNT Your hairstyle is the style in which your hair has been cut or arranged. I think her new short hairstyle looks simply great. Syn: hairdo … English dictionary
hairstyle */ — UK [ˈheə(r)ˌstaɪl] / US [ˈherˌstaɪl] noun [countable] Word forms hairstyle : singular hairstyle plural hairstyles the shape that your hair has been cut or arranged into … English dictionary
hairstyle — hair|style [ˈheəstaıl US ˈher ] n the style in which someone s hair has been cut or shaped ▪ Do you like my new hairstyle? … Dictionary of contemporary English
hairstyle — noun The style in which someones hair has been cut and arranged. Syn: haircut, hairdo … Wiktionary
