bangs
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3.0
- noun
- /bæŋz/
- US
:
flequillo
- She decided to get bangs to change up her hairstyle for the summer.
He got sunglasses over the bangs and he's a lifeguard.
- He got sunglasses over the bangs and he's a lifeguard.
- No splits, just huge bangs and that will make your face look shorter.
- So I'm still like figuring out life with bangs, you know, kind of fun.
- And then for the bangs, I'm just curling them to the side.
- And so I immediately got these bangs and added this rat tail.
- So isolate your bangs, isolate the bangs, pin back.
- You see, like, my bangs are kind of waved backwards.
- It's just hard not to love you unless you get bangs, Unless I didn't.
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OK now it's time to pin up the bangs and get to business.
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Bangs or "fringe" are ready to be cropped into your look as well!
Blog text (19) -
And also she cut my bangs pretty short too, which I wanted.
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Blonde hair bangs with two clips on each side.
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So I'm still like figuring out life with bangs, you know, kind of fun.
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And then for the bangs, I'm just curling them to the side.
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And in the movie Gravity, Sandra Bullock's bangs always pointed down.
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Bangs reaches across the table, and William watches as he scribbles his number on the back of the kid's green collegiate notebook.
Fiction book (2000) -
Bangs searches for the album—vinyl flying everywhere now, with no regard for album jackets.
Fiction book (2000) -
Her stylist recommended that she try bangs to frame her face nicely.
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Etymology
Bangs for hair come from the word bang, which means 'a quick, sharp hit'. A helpful way to remember this is to imagine hair cut in one quick 'bang' straight across the forehead, so bangs sit short and even.