haircut
- noun
- /ˈhɛrˌkʌt/
- Every four to six weeks, I like to get a haircut to keep my hair looking neat.
- get a haircut
So right now, I am in desperate need of a haircut, so I have Haley.
- So right now, I am in desperate need of a haircut, so I have Haley.
- I got a fucking bad haircut, bad dude.
- The boys really needed some haircuts and England is back in lockdown.
- It was a hairdresser and I got my haircut short.
- You know, I actually gave myself haircuts like most probably more often than I don't.
- Sport Clips signature service is the MVP haircut experience.
- But you know, not the easiest to get a haircut right now.
- Bobby's had her haircut and died, hasn't she?
- So is there a haircut or involved or What's the.
Examples
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The boys really needed some haircuts and England is back in lockdown.
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Yeah, I haven't had a haircut since February.
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So we just got done with my haircut and look at me.
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Well, let me tell you, I had this haircut in my own kitchen.
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The price of his haircut could feed a family of five.
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Yeah, get a haircut, man.
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I'm just so glad to get a haircut finally.
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So right now, I am in desperate need of a haircut, so I have Haley.
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It was a hairdresser and I got my haircut short.
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I had a haircut, I got a manicure, I did a little shoppin'.
Synonyms
A way of cutting and arranging hair to change your look
A way of cutting and arranging someone's hair
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 is simply hair + cut, so it literally means 'cutting hair'. That's why it names the action of cutting and shaping a person's hair.