to coif
- verb
- /kwɑf/
- Archaic
- Every initiate was coifed as part of the ceremony.
Examples
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She coifed her daughter for the medieval reenactment.
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The judge was coifed in traditional headgear before entering the courtroom.
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She decided to coif her hair neatly for the event.
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The nun coifed her hair under the veil.
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She decided to coif her hair in a elegant bun for the formal event.
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After washing her hair, she took extra care to coif it before going out.
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The hairstylist skillfully coifed the bride's hair with delicate updos and accessories.
Antonyms
- NSFW
Remove clothing so parts of the body are shown, sometimes in a sexual or public way
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coif meaning 'to put on a close-fitting cap' also comes from Old French coiffe, so to coif someone is to 'cap' their head or dress the head with that tight cap.