ponytail
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2.1
- noun
- /ˈpoʊniˌteɪl/
:
cola de caballo
- My daughter prefers to wear her hair in aponytail when she plays outside.
My teens were a little bit more tight pants, ponytails, hoops, puffy jackets.
- My teens were a little bit more tight pants, ponytails, hoops, puffy jackets.
- Then you want to take your ponytail and you want to twist it.
- You see them holding the hair, the ponytail of your daughter.
- And you want to put this ponytail like as low to your neck as possible.
- So the weight of the ponytails hold the wig cap.
- This then secures the ponytail in place.
- And then long hair you can tie up in a ponytail.
- And all you want to do is create a little side ponytail.
- He was the hottest ponytail, coolest artist I knew.
- You have to braid your hair, have a piggy tails, ponytails or short hair.
Examples
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She tied her hair back in aponytail for the gym.
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This then secures the ponytail in place.
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Or you could do a nice little side ponytail by going right behind your ear.
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Her hair was in a ponytail, and she was smiling as she walked toward him.
Fiction book (1993) -
His hair was thin and drawn back into a ponytail, turning grey.
Fiction book (1993) -
His stringy hair is long, tied in a ponytail behind his head.
Fiction book (1990) -
She has sandy hair in a ponytail.
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Her hair was pulled back in a ponytail; she had on eye makeup and pink Bermuda shorts.
Fiction book (1993) -
Lando had shiny black hair pulled back into a ponytail, quick brown eyes, and a slightly hooked nose.
Fiction book (1991) -
"The girl got up from the swing, her ponytail bobbing, and hurried inside.
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
53
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
47
1.3
A hairstyle made by weaving three or more strands of hair together
28
9.5
A person's hairstyle that is noticeable or fashionable
22
3.0
A lock of hair braided tightly, often worn in two at the sides of the head
16
5.5
A hairstyle with natural tight curls that forms a round shape around the head
13
3.1
A short border of hair that hangs across the forehead
12
6.8
A rope-like strand of hair formed by twisting or braiding
9
5.1
A hairstyle with short front hair and long back hair
9
6.5
A hairstyle of long hair twisted into rope-like strands
8
4.0
A hairstyle where hair is wrapped or braided into small sections
8
5.3
A hairstyle with narrow braids made close to the scalp, often from African tradition
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6.7
A hairstyle with shaved sides and a long strip of hair down the middle
5
3.0
Hair at the front cut straight across the forehead
4
8.9
A hairstyle with the front hair brushed high over the forehead
3
6.1
A hairstyle with the hair pinned up for a formal event
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7.9
A woman's hairstyle arranged to look neat or fancy
1
9.8
A hairstyle where someone twists long hair into a roll at the back of the neck
1
7.0
Hair at the back of the head shaped like a duck's tail
1
3.8
A hairstyle with shaved sides and a strip of long hair down the middle
A way of cutting or arranging hair to change your look
A hairstyle with hair that stands out from the head and is easy to see
A long piece of hair left on top of a shaved head, worn in some Indigenous North American cultures
How High
2
6.6
64
2.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word ponytail comes from two simple words: pony ('small horse') and tail ('the long hair at the back of an animal'). People thought the way hair is pulled back and tied looks like a pony's tail, so a ponytail is hair tied to hang down at the back of the head.