mane. noun. mainly literary someone’s long thick hair.
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How do you say many hair?
The plural is hairs.
What do you call a clump of hair?
TUFT. a bunch of hair or feathers or growing grass. a bunch of feathers or hair.
What’s a slang word for hair?
wig, toupee, hairpiece, switch. informal rug, thatch.
What do you call pieces of hair?
strand Add to list Share. A single hair, a noodle, even a line of thought — any of these things could be called a strand, a long thin length of something. The noun strand describes things that are long and thin like a rope, or a strand of spaghetti, hair, or thread.
How do you describe a lot of hair?
With so many textures, styles, lengths, and colors, it can be difficult to find exactly the right terms.
Words to Describe Hair Texture.
| body | bouncy | bristly |
|---|---|---|
| brittle | bushy | coarse |
| crinkly | delicate | downy |
| fine | flat | fluffy |
| frizzy | fuzzy | glossy |
What is the group of hair?
tuft. noun. several individual pieces of grass, hair, feathers, or fibres that are all growing or joined together at the bottom end.
What is voluminous hair?
Hair volume is how much body hair has. It is typically thought of as how much lift there is at the root, how full hair appears, and how thick it feels. Natural volume is determined by how many hair follicles grow per square inch of area on one’s scalp and the thickness of those follicles.
Is bunch of hair correct?
The word hair is usually used without article in singular number when it refers to all the hairs on one’s head in general. But if it refers to more than one hair, a few hairs, then it takes the plural form without an article, and needs a plural verb.
How do you compliment hair?
Or, continue talking about something else after your compliment, “Wow, your hair looks awesome.
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- “I just noticed how great your hair looks today!”
- “Your hair always looks amazing. Love your style today.”
- “This look is so gorgeous. Your hair looks amazing today!”
What’s rhyming slang for hair?
The term ‘Barnet Fair‘, normally shortened to ‘Barnet’, has become rhyming slang for ‘hair’.
What is another word for long hair?
What is another word for longhair?
| cerebral | intellectual |
|---|---|
| intellectualist | eggheaded |
| geeky | highbrowed |
| nerdish | nerdy |
| blue | long-haired |
Can I say a piece of hair?
“Thread” of hair is not idiomatic. “Piece” of hair is likewise not idiomatic. (People will understand your meaning, but it will be immediately apparent that English is not your first language). One single hair can be referred to as “a hair” or “a strand of hair”.
What are loose strands of hair called?
The most likely answer for the clue is WISPS.
What is another word for strand of hair?
What is another word for strands?
| tresses | braids |
|---|---|
| curls | hair |
| locks | ringlets |
| plaits | tufts |
| pigtails | wisps |
What does luscious hair mean?
adjective. If you describe a person or something about them as luscious, you mean that you find them or this thing sexually attractive.a luscious young blonde. adjective.
What are the types of hair?
There are four main types of hair texture: Type 1 – straight, Type 2 – wavy, Type 3 – curly and Type 4 – tightly curled. The hair type and texture can be further broken down into a, b and c based on the hair’s curl pattern, density, porosity, width and length.
What is a fluffy hair?
Fluffy hair is considered to be a style that is the happy medium between a messy texture and a blowout. So, while your strands sport a smooth, shiny, and bouncy appearance, it has a bit of texture for a balanced look. Poofy hair refers to a state where the hair has a lot of volume and a frizzy appearance.
Why is my hair so poofy at the bottom?
The weather – When the weather outside is humid, and your hair isn’t adequately moisturized, your hair cuticles swell up and begin to change in shape, creating poofiness. Also, on a windy day, when the wind blows your hair, it can separate your curls and create a poofy look.
Is hair much or many?
Hair is both countable and uncountable Noun, but it is usually singular when it refers to all the hairs on one’s head. Example: George has brown hair. But if it refers to more than one hair, a few hairs, then it takes the plural form and needs a plural verb.
What is the plural of hair?
hair (countable and uncountable, plural hairs) (but usually in singular)