braiding
Origin of braiding
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What sets it apart is the flat and flexible form factor, along with a stylish nylon braiding that gives it extra durability for bending around.
Giant 4K HDR feeds are no match for the best HDMI cables | Will Fulton | November 12, 2021 | Popular-ScienceWomen need to minimize the use of chemicals in their hair and avoid tight braiding of their hair, especially if they start to notice any type of hair loss.
Marlo Hampton Answers Your Biggest Questions About Her Hair Transplant Procedure — EXCLUSIVE | Emerald Elitou | September 10, 2021 | Essence.comShe works three jobs, but spends her free time braiding kids’ hair for parents who can’t afford itAn artist was homeless for years.
For nearly 50 years, she’s sculpted women’s faces at the state fair — out of butter. Now she’s retiring her knife. | Cathy Free | September 10, 2021 | Washington PostDriving around a large ledge, rock garden, or other features also causes trail braiding and widening, which should be avoided.
Paul and McCain do not exactly have a history of slumber parties and hair-braiding.
Rand Paul Eats Up Hoax That John McCain Met With ISIS | Olivia Nuzzi | September 17, 2014 | THE DAILY BEAST
Or a select few can boost their grades by braiding their armpit hair and fighting the patriarchy.
Other techniques included laser-cut laces, braiding, and high-gloss liquid fabrics made from silk and nylon.
(Maan) Braided and punished - Female soldier reprimanded after braiding her friend's hair in public.
The boy, his long legs braiding under him, and his peaked face still more pale, did as he was bid.
The Way of a Man | Emerson HoughLucy went forward; she was pretty, her cheeks were bright and her hair waved up curly despite its braiding.
Emmy Lou | George Madden MartinThat afternoon they found Grandma Watterby braiding rugs under the one large tree in the side yard, and she welcomed them warmly.
Betty Gordon in the Land of Oil | Alice B. EmersonInstead she leaned nonchalantly against the wall and began braiding her hair.
The Honorable Percival | Alice Hegan RiceMy frock coat, of heavy black material, with curious braiding and buttons, fascinated me.
The Blue Germ | Martin Swayne
British Dictionary definitions for braiding
/ (ˈbreɪdɪŋ) /
braids collectively
work done in braid
a piece of braid
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