fronts n.— «One look that is popular with short hair is reminiscent of that 1950s hairdo, achieved by combing back your “fronts” (your girlfriend surely refers to them as bangs) and making them “lean over” slightly...
bampot
n.— «He was highly embarrassed by his son, the bampot, or crazy, welder with hair like a woman and two earrings.» —by Pamela Stephenson Billy Sept. 11, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
bedhead n.— «She looked remarkably corporate in her blue sleeveless dress, but she still had bedhead, her blonde hair going every which way. Mary thought it might be intentional, because nobody but her actually parted their hair anymore...
champied adj.— «If you’ve ever fallen into a dreamy stupor while having your hair washed at the hairdresser on a Saturday morning, then you’ve been “champied.” The Hindi word champi refers to head massage and is the origin of...
snack-a-ceutical n.— «It may sound more like something chic French women use to remove unsightly body hair than a drink, but Sveltesse Optimise is one of a new breed of products—snack-a-ceuticals, to coin a neologism—that promises to...
dago T-shirt n.— «He lived in the ghetto in an all Italian neighborhood.…You can still picture him sort of short, stocky build, hair greased back, dago-t-shirt tatoo of a heart and an old girl friend’s name, he is always dirty...