razor-cut

British  

verb

1. (tr) to trim or shape (the hair) with a razor

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noun

1. a fluffy hairstyle, usually tapering at the neck, trimmed by a razor

Example Sentences

I had a razor-cut mullet for 10 years because of Shane — and Tegan and Sara’s “The Con” if we’re being fully transparent.

From Los Angeles Times

Ben Meecham would dazzle this man with shimmering images and razor-cut metaphors lifted from the great works of every century.

From Literature

Made in Italy, the canvas shoes’ razor-cut rubber soles can navigate a boat deck or skate deck, while leather linings both feel good and mitigate odor.

From The Wall Street Journal

If you remember her from that lovely sitcom — playing early 20s and wearing a striking shock of razor-cut platinum-blond hair — you’ll find her almost unrecognizable in “Black Work,” a recent British mini-series that begins streaming on Monday at AcornTV.

From New York Times

A blue blouse has a white racing stripe down the sleeves and a black collar and cuffs, and even bolder, brighter color combinations include a green top with a sheer-front keyhole detail paired with a flirty hot pink skirt, and a blush-colored asymmetrical top with a yellow flounce peplum and asymmetric black skorts with a razor-cut ruffle.

From Seattle Times

Related Words

• braid
• dreadlocks
• haircut
• hairdo
• headdress
• ponytail