curl
- noun
- /kɜrl/
- Or we can put some big, big, big curls in it.
- tight curls
- long curls
- a head of curls
And honestly, when I do this, these curls last for so long.
- And honestly, when I do this, these curls last for so long.
- I'm going to just pull up the first curl, move it to the side.
- These wired side curls were known as spaniel ears.
- OK, I'm now just going to add curls with a straightener.
- OK, that is definitely a slightly springier curl than with the looser barrel.
- Right, so I've done my curls with my Dyson air wrap.
- And it's also just going to add some extra curls and the prettier, fuller look.
- Let me just add some curls to the hair.
- Like stiff, won't hold the curl, short slant straight down.
- And then put mascara on the curl will last all day long.
- And this is called a unrivaled volume and curl lash wax.
Examples
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She wore her hair in loose curls that framed her face beautifully.
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I was the girl with the cute curls, and now they're gone.
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I'm going to just pull up the first curl, move it to the side.
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Can you just believe that I did these curls today with this?
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And the good thing about this is that your curls last for like days.
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So I take this my hand and I just push my curls up like this.
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And honestly, when I do this, these curls last for so long.
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Guys, look at all these curls.
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How could you deny that sweet little face and all those lovely blonde curls?
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Sara waved to them happily from the front door, her black curls blowing in the wind.
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
A small bunch of hair that forms a curl
A small curl of hair that forms a ring
A long lock of hair often braided or hanging over the shoulder
A small curl made by twisting damp hair and holding it with a pin
A small section of hair shaped into tight waves
A small decorative curl of hair worn above the ear
A small lock of hair styled flat on the forehead or cheek
A small lock of hair shaped to lie flat on the forehead or cheek as decoration
A long curl of hair worn on the side of the head for religious or cultural reasons
A thick round lock of hair that looks like a small sausage
A small curled piece of hair, thread, or other thin material
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
An exercise that bends the knee to lift the lower leg toward the buttocks and work the hamstrings
How Curly
Surface Forms
Etymology
Curl comes from an old word that meant 'to twist' or 'roll'. A curl is a twisted lock of hair, so that origin helps you remember why we call a ringlet of hair a 'curl'.