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long hair worn teased and sprayed.
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Universalium. 2010.
big hair
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Big hair — is a term that can refer to hairstyles that emphasize large volume or largely styled hair. Big hair was popular in the late 1970s, as popularized by Dolly Parton and Diana Ross, a development from earlier bouffant styles. The term is also used in … Wikipedia
big hair — big′ hair′ n. clo long hair worn teased and sprayed • Etymology: 1985–90 … From formal English to slang
big hair — noun : hair that is styled and teased to occupy an unusually large amount of space above and around the head * * * long hair worn teased and sprayed. * * * big hair noun Hair in a bouffant style • • • Main Entry: ↑big * * * n. informal a bouffant … Useful english dictionary
big hair — /bɪg ˈhɛə/ (say big hair) noun Colloquial hair styled to add volume …
big hair house — (BIG.hayr hows) n. A house that has a garish style and that is overly large compared to its lot size and to the surrounding houses. Example Citation: Yet the newest residential rage in Dallas is the antithesis of the traditional neighborhood: the … New words
Big hair — hair styled to add volume … Dictionary of Australian slang
big hair — noun Date: 1978 hair that is styled and teased to occupy an unusually large amount of space above and around the head … New Collegiate Dictionary
big hair — Australian Slang hair styled to add volume … English dialects glossary
big hair — n American a spectacular teased or bouffant female hairstyle. This Americanism, dating from the 1950s, began to be used in other English speaking areas in the 1990s, usually sarcastically … Contemporary slang
hair band — I. /ˈhɛə bænd/ (say hair band) noun → headband. Also, hairband. {hair + band2} II. /ˈhɛə bænd/ (say hair band) noun Colloquial a music band of which members typically have b …
