Hair meaning in English
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Definition
(I don't have any) hair: This grows on our head. We wash and brush it, and have it cut.
Note that when hair refers to hair on one's head as opposed to body hair, it is always singular.
to do one's hair to arrange, to style one's hair
(There are) hairs (in the bathtub): (There are) strands from a person's head or body (in the bathtub)
Examples
- "Bruno : Yes that's right, bear hair: the hair of a bear."
- "Brian and Edward : The bear hair!"
- "Now, ideally you would retrieve the hair of an American black bear, but, as I am a generous and kind man, I will also accept grizzly bear hair."
- "Your wonderful hair!"
- "Desmond and Brian : Vomit and blood and piss in your hair!"
- "I'm sending over some of Edward Moon's hair, and, well, you already have my DNA on file somewhere, I suppose."
- "The sea water isn't good for my hair."
- "Did you want me to trim some of your body hair in return for your excellent financial advice?"
- "Expect big hair, small pants, and bottles flying through the air."
- "Your hair looks stupid."
- "Your hair!"
- "Philip combs his hair."
- "Sorry Brian, I'm busy washing my hair this weekend!"
- "Edward : The hair of a bear?"
- "Rebels are demanding $4 billion in ransom and have threatened to remove the hostages' hairs one by one tomorrow morning."
- "Hannah : Get the hair!"
- "Brian : Let me tell you what happened to my hair."
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