frizzled
- adjective
- /ˈfrɪzəld/
:
encrespado
- Wow, your hair is so frizzled today!
Examples
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He tried to tame his frizzled hair with a little water before the meeting.
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The edges of the old photograph were frizzled from years of exposure to sunlight.
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After the rain, her hair looked frizzled and wild.
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Her hair looked frizzled after spending all day in the humidity.
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Her hair was frizzled after being caught in the heavy rain, looking wild and unkempt.
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The edges of the paper were frizzled from being left too close to the heat source.
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He styled his hair to give it a frizzled look, which became quite fashionable this season.
Synonyms
95
1.0
Hair that forms many small round waves
34
1.5
Having small lines on skin or cloth
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
1
3.7
Having small folds or wrinkles on the surface, like paper
1
5.1
Worn and damaged at the edges from long use
Hair with many small tight curls that is hard to comb
Having small, tight curls on hair or fabric
Hair that forms many small round loops or waves
Having hair that forms round loops
Having hair shaped into small round curls
Hair shaped into deep even waves using a hot curling iron
Antonyms
How Frizzy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Frizzled comes from the verb frizz, which means 'to curl' or 'to crisp'; picture hair or paper left too close to heat and becoming tight, messy curls or slightly burned edges. So, frizzled means 'curled, crinkled, or scorched in appearance'.