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

The House Oversight Committee, soon to be chaired by Representative Elijah Cummings of Baltimore, took an Ambien while Razor-cut Trey Gowdy was chairman over the past two years, passing up chances to look into why Trump yanked the security clearance of former CIA director John Brennan, or the circumstance surrounding his firing of FBI director James Comey.

From Salon

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

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