plastered
- adjective
- /ˈplæstərd/
- His dark hair was plastered back with gel for the party.
Examples
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He preferred the classic look, with every strand plastered into place.
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His hair was plastered down with gel.
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After walking in the rain, her hair became plastered to her forehead.
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She likes her hair plastered flat and shiny.
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He styled his hair so that it was perfectly plastered to his head with gel.
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For the photo shoot, she had her hair plastered back meticulously to avoid any flyaways.
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After applying the pomade, his hair looked shiny and plastered to his scalp.
Synonyms
Antonyms
How Slick
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The hair sense of plastered comes from the same idea: a sticky substance 'stuck' hair flat to the head, much like plaster smooths a wall. So hair that is plastered is pressed and held 'flat'.