combed
- adjective
- /koʊmd/
:
peinado
- He always wears his hair combed neatly for a polished appearance.
He looked like a, he looked like a short person stuck between some heels and really combed high hair.
- He looked like a, he looked like a short person stuck between some heels and really combed high hair.
Examples
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Megan has these like combed over side bangs.
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And then you're supposed to do this business and you're combed and mascaraed and good.
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He looked like a, he looked like a short person stuck between some heels and really combed high hair.
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But again, mustache, beard hair combed back so you see those features being focused on again.
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I don't know what combed cotton mean, but you don't want the uncombed combed cotton right here.
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And they set the the head perfectly groomed and combed into their daimyo's tomb to retain their armor, because they served our Lord unto death.
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She styled her hair beautifully, making sure it was combed flat against her head.
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After a shower, she takes her time to ensure her curls are combed and tidy.
Synonyms
9
3.5
Neat and tidy in appearance with clean clothes and neat hair
Having hair or clothes smoothed to look neat
Neat and clean in appearance because someone cares for it
Looks tidy and neat after an extra effort to look good
Made smooth by ironing or pressing
Having a flat, even surface after ironing or rubbing
Antonyms
How Neat
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Combed comes from the simple tool comb, a flat item with teeth used to 'tidy' hair. So, when hair is combed it has been made neat by passing a comb through it.