haircut
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈhɛrˌkʌt/
:
corte de pelo
- People came from miles around for one of my haircuts.
- short haircut
By which time this haircut might be in style.
- By which time this haircut might be in style.
- I got a bad haircut, so I am pissed.
- If you're at home Google pageboy haircut that's what he had.
- Well, I would suggest looking into a new haircut or new hairstyle.
- Never have I ever lied about liking an outfit or haircut of yours.
- Debuted his new haircut, Cut his dreads off?
- Just like say, you know, nice haircut, nice haircut.
- And she has, like, a short power haircut, and she's hot as shit.
- But now you have a real senor's haircut, man, a man's cut.
- They are fine, but her haircut is Cindy.
- A white doctor coat with a tie, short haircut and scientist.
Examples
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After getting a fresh haircut, he felt more confident about his appearance.
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I kept asking our son, hey, you want to get a haircut before school?
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All I care about is, are you happy with your haircut?
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Two young men with close, neat haircuts were in the second car.
Fiction book (1990) -
I like his haircut.
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Hey, Tim, nice haircut!
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She decided to change her style with a trendy new haircut for the summer.
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Many people prefer to update their haircut before special events like weddings.
Synonyms
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1.4
A way of cutting and arranging hair to change your look
50
2.9
A way of cutting and arranging someone's hair
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9.5
A person's hairstyle that is noticeable or fashionable
2
8.1
A hairstyle arranged by a hairdresser
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7.9
A woman's hairstyle arranged to look neat or fancy
A way of cutting or arranging hair to change your look
Compounds
- Offensive
A short, sharp women's haircut often seen on people who insist on speaking to the person in charge
- Offensive
A short angled haircut with layers and highlights often linked to women seen as demanding
How Short
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Haircut comes from hair + cut, so it can mean the 'look' or 'style' your hair has after it is cut.