to blow-dry
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- phrasal verb
- /bloʊˈdraɪ/
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- To achieve a smooth finish, make sure to blow-dry your hair using a round brush.
- blow-dry my hair
- blow-dry my hair straight
- damp hair, then blow-dry
I did my hair this morning, washed it, blow dried it, curled it, the whole shebang.
- I did my hair this morning, washed it, blow dried it, curled it, the whole shebang.
- You are thinking maybe I'll just start a mobile blow drying business.
- damp hair and then it blow dries it and curls it at the same time. My hair
- You have to put more work in obviously then if you're just blow drying your hair.
- Man, I'm so, so pumped to not have to spend so much time blow drying my hair anymore.
- So I have not had a Dyson to blow dry my hair in probably a good six months.
- Looks great when I've blow dried it looks horrendous straight.
Examples
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When you blow dry your hair, you can also damage your scalp.
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OK, now that it is blow dried I am going to curl it.
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And once I get out of the shower, I blow dry this hair.
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Understand how your hair works, how to blow dry hair, how to make it healthy.
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So First things first, I always blow dry my hair on high and then on hot.
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Do you still blow dry your hair every morning?
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And then we're going to condition, blow dry, trim and we're done.
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I just straighten my hair and blow dried it and it is so soft.
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So I have not had a Dyson to blow dry my hair in probably a good six months.
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I use three round brushes when I blow dry my hair.
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Antonyms
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Etymology
Blow-dry comes from the two simple parts blow ('to push air') and dry ('remove water'), because you dry hair by blowing warm air on it. Think of a hair dryer that 'blows' to 'dry' and shape your hair, which is why to blow-dry means to dry and style hair with a dryer.