braided

/ ˈbreɪdɪd /

adjective

1. (of a river or stream) flowing in several shallow interconnected channels separated by banks of deposited material

Example Sentences

She’s also become a pop-cultural style icon, revered for the way she wore Mexican folk dress and braided her hair.

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Having red ribbons braided through one’s mane, prancing obediently through obstacle courses, and taking jumps at a trot—what was it all for?

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Once she was dressed, Penelope braided her hair into two thick pigtails, just the way Cecily used to wear hers.

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So she let herself sleep, too, and dreamed only of happy things: chirping songbirds and Black Forest cake, and sweet-tempered ponies with long red ribbons braided through their silky manes.

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“It is a marvelous thing, knowing that one has done one’s bit for the less fortunate,” she proclaimed as Margaret pulled, pinned, yanked, and braided her yellow locks into submission.

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