frisé
- adjective
- /friˈzeɪ/
:
rizado
- The poodle's frisé coat required regular grooming to keep it looking neat.
Examples
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She chose a frisé fabric for the sofa to add texture to the living room.
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The frisé fabric adds a unique texture to the dress.
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The stylist cut her hair into a short, elegant frisé that suited her face perfectly.
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She wore her hair in a frisé style for the party.
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The stylist cut her hair into a short, elegant frisé that suited her face perfectly.
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She chose a frisé fabric for the sofa to add texture to the living room.
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The poodle's frisé coat required regular grooming to keep it looking neat.
Synonyms
95
1.0
Hair that forms many small round waves
14
3.8
Hair with many small tight curls that is hard to control
5
2.7
Hair that forms small round shapes or waves
3
6.5
Having many small, tight curls
Hair with many small tight curls that is hard to comb
Curled, wrinkled, or slightly burned, often describing hair and paper edges
Hair that forms many small round loops or waves
Antonyms
How Curly
Surface Forms
Etymology
Frisé comes from the French verb friser, which means 'to curl', and is like the English word frizz, so when hair or fabric is called frisé it means it has small, tight curls or a curly texture.