hair

UK /hɛə/ US /hɛ(ə)ɹ/
noun 5verb 4name 1

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

auburn, black, blond, brown, chestnut, dark, fair, ginger, golden, grey, grizzled, jet-black, red, sandy, white, yellow | bushy, coarse, crinkly, curly, fine, frizzy, smooth, straight, thick, wavy, wiry | beautiful, glossy, shiny, sleek

dishevelled, dry, dull, fuzzy, greasy, scruffy, tousled, unruly, untidy, windswept

After playing outside all day, the children came in with windswept hair and muddy clothes.

cropped, long, short, shoulder-length

His cropped hair made him look much younger than he actually was.

body, facial, pubic

cat, dog, etc.

My black sweater always gets covered in dog hair when I sit on the couch.

QUANT

lock, wisp

VERB + HAIR

have

My brother has curly hair, so he always needs to use special shampoo.

lose

My father started to lose his hair when he was in his thirties.

wear

He wears his hair short because it's easier to manage in the morning.

arrange, do, tidy

She spent twenty minutes tidying her hair before the job interview.

plait, put up, tie back

She tied her hair back before starting to paint the kitchen walls.

brush, comb | shampoo, wash

cut, trim

My sister decided to trim her hair short before starting her new job.

curl, perm

Her hair curled beautifully after she spent an hour at the salon yesterday.

grow

She decided to grow her hair long for her wedding next summer.

HAIR + VERB

grow

My hair grows so quickly that I need a haircut every six weeks.

curl

Her hair curled beautifully after she had it permed at the salon last week.

fall, hang, lie

His dark hair hung loosely around his shoulders after he stopped getting regular haircuts.

gleam, glint, glisten

HAIR + NOUN

loss

My grandfather started experiencing hair loss in his fifties.

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