to tress
- verb
- /trɛs/
- auburn-tressed
- raven-tressed
- tressed head
Examples
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This one was a dark-tressed lady who still looked pretty good, especially if you could repair her nose, which the worms had gotten at.
Fiction book (1991) -
Albertus shook his white-tressed head.
Fiction book (1991) -
A gangly raven-tressed girl, blossoming into young womanhood, at her Confirmation.
Fiction book (1998) -
The midnight-tressed temptress' curved lips rearranged themselves in a pout.
Blog text (30) -
And I have chosen my arena, and it is to be slave trading, which will garner me money, which will translate into power and houses, and a wardrobe suitable for my lady, the charmed, raven-tressed, irrepressible Carlotta.
Fiction book (1995) -
Even more astonishing were pics of JB attending The Lion King with a particular model—a raven-tressed beauty named Barbara Palvin.
Blog text (25) -
She decided to tress her long hair into beautiful braids for the party.
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Every morning, I take my time to tress my daughter's hair in cute styles.
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The stylist showed me how to tress my hair with elegant twists and loops.
Synonyms
To braid hair, thread, or plants by crossing strands together
To arrange hair carefully, often by a hairdresser
How Styled
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb tress comes from the noun tress and simply means to make hair into 'tresses' or 'braids'. So when you tress someone's hair, you are arranging it into long, braided locks.