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up-do

British

noun

a hairstyle in which the hair is held away from the face and neck with pins or clips

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Etymology

Origin of up-do

C20

Example Sentences

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Styling your up-do while you’re traveling has become easier with the introduction of cordless curling irons and hair straighteners but it has also gotten more complicated to fly with these hair care tools.

From Los Angeles Times

Ms Ardern wore a fitted ivory dress by designer Juliette Hogan - who is reportedly a close friend of the ex-PM - and a long veil clipped onto a chignon up-do hairstyle.

From BBC

The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star wore her hair in her customary slicked back up-do.

From Fox News

They hit it off, talking about their shared love of French literature and comparing a noblewoman’s up-do to a soup tureen.

From New York Times

In the middle of an up-do, she couldn’t stop grinning.

From New York Times

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