roach
- noun
- /roʊtʃ/
- For the festival, she styled her hair into a traditional roach, giving her a striking appearance.
Look at white people, we got Roache, we got a Roach hair.
- Look at white people, we got Roache, we got a Roach hair.
Examples
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At Carnegie, Kiowa Gourd Dancers often wear the formal attire of the Straight Dance outfit, complete with hair roach, buckskin tab leggings, and other dance accoutrements.
Academic text (1990) -
Daimpega members also wore horsehair or porcupine hair roach headdresses, and the principal members wore owl feather headdresses.
Academic text (1994) -
Look at white people, we got Roache, we got a Roach hair.
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The dancer's elaborate costume featured a beautiful roach that flowed elegantly with his movements.
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He admired the unique roach hairstyle worn by the performers at the cultural celebration.
Synonyms
A hairstyle with hair combed back away from the face and forehead
Compounds
- NSFW
A small metal tool that holds the end of a marijuana cigarette so you do not burn your fingers
- NSFW
A small metal tool like tweezers that holds the end of a joint so you do not burn your fingers
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word roach for a hairstyle means hair brushed or rolled back into a small crest, and a helpful way to remember it is to picture a little ridge or 'brush' of hair standing up at the front.