hairdo
- noun
- /ˈhɛrdu/
- She spent hours getting her hairdo just right for the wedding.
- wear a hairdo
- a salon hairdo
- a posh hairdo
Just fix this hairdo because it is a mess.
- Just fix this hairdo because it is a mess.
- So if you guys want to learn how to get this hairdo right here, then please keep watching.
- They stole not only my hairdo, not only my makeup looks, but also my outfit.
- And for the first two months or three months, I think it turned out that the baby recognizes the mother by the hairdo, which had not been known.
- But but that cousin is the guy that told me and Terry Winner about a guy from Newark who shot his wife in the beehive hairdo.
- Sprightly as ever, Pixie hairdo dyed a dark reddish hue.
Examples
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I just got myself a new hairdo, that's all.
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So if you guys want to learn how to get this hairdo right here, then please keep watching.
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I actually super love this hairdo, like a lot.
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And when you started doing it back then, what people wanted was a hairdo that would last them throughout a week.
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Just fix this hairdo because it is a mess.
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I love your hairdo like that.
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We got the same hairdo.
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One afternoon my mother came home with the worst hairdo I'd ever seen.
Fiction book (1993) -
What do you think of Claire's new hairdo?
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OK, Andre's going to do a hairdo to go with this beautiful makeup look.
Synonyms
The way a person's hair is cut and arranged
Hair pulled back and tied so it hangs down at the back
A way of cutting and arranging hair to change your look
A hairstyle made by weaving three or more strands of hair together
A hairstyle made by treating hair with chemicals to make curls or waves
A person's hairstyle that is noticeable or fashionable
A hairstyle with natural tight curls that forms a round shape around the head
A short border of hair that hangs across the forehead
A rope-like strand of hair formed by twisting or braiding
A hairstyle of long hair twisted into rope-like strands
A hairstyle where hair is wrapped or braided into small sections
A hairstyle with shaved sides and a long strip of hair down the middle
Hair at the front cut straight across the forehead
A hairstyle with the hair pinned up for a formal event
A hairstyle arranged by a hairdresser
A woman's hairstyle arranged to look neat or fancy
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 grown outward in a rounded mass of tight curls
A haircut where the sides are cut much shorter than the top
A hairstyle that is messy, untidy, or very unusual
Compounds
- Informal
A hairstyle with hair that stands out from the head and is easy to see
How Elaborate
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hairdo is simply hair plus do, where do means 'to make' or 'arrangement', like when you 'do' your hair. So a hairdo is the way you make or arrange your hair.