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coiffed

[ kwahft ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

(of the hair) arranged or combed in a coiffure; styled:
An elderly lady with perfectly coiffed hair had just stepped out of the elevator.

Origin of coiffed¹

First recorded in 1520–30 (in spelling coifed ); coif ²( def ) + -ed ³( def )

They also were found to have perfectly coiffed hair, and wore what appeared to be Dior makeup.

The rainbow-coiffed fellas scored another smash when their management company, Bit Hit Entertainment of South Korea, went public on October 15.

With his latest film, Big Eyes, the Robert Smith-coiffed 56-year-old has stepped back into reality.

And when he shaved clean the perfectly coiffed hair, she was viscerally horrified.

The extravagantly-coiffed cyclist had, however, shaved off his sideburns for today's ceremony in Buckingham Palace.

First lady Jackie Kennedy would often add a perfectly coiffed swirl of human hair to her own mane for updos and special occasions.

Instead it was the perfectly coiffed bang that reigned supreme as the most sought after beauty trend of the season.

A shrewd-looking, rather trim old lady with carefully coiffed hair stood in the doorway.

Try as he might, he, the designer of fabulously rare head-dresses, could not induce this charming Madams hair to stay coiffed.

The main building is square, with a great coiffed round tower at each corner.

When will you be coiffed with your big bell a hundred feet under ground, cursed bellringer?

Her hair was always coiffed in the latest mode, and not one lock was ever known to be out of place.

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