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hair slide

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun hair slide has 1 sense
  1. hair slide - a decorative hinged clip that girls and women put in their hair to hold it in place
    --1 is a kind of
    clip

Definitions from the Web

Hair Slide

Description:

A hair slide is a decorative accessory used to secure or adorn hair, typically in the form of a clasp or pin. It is popular among both women and girls and comes in various shapes, sizes, and materials such as metal, plastic, or embellished with gems and beads.

Senses:

Noun: A hair slide refers to the accessory used to hold hair in place.

Verb: To hair slide means to secure hair using a hair slide.

Usages:

Popular usage: Hair slides are a popular choice for adding a stylish touch to a hairstyle, whether it's a simple ponytail or an elaborate updo.

Local usage: In some regions, hair slides are commonly worn during traditional ceremonies or festive occasions as part of the local cultural attire.

Sample Sentences:

  1. She adorned her sleek bun with a sparkling hair slide.
  2. The little girl's pigtails were held together with cute flower-shaped hair slides.
  3. After styling her hair for the wedding, she carefully placed the crystal-studded hair slide to keep it in place.
  4. To achieve a carefree summer look, you can loosely gather your hair and secure it with a colorful hair slide.
  5. As the bride walked down the aisle, her veil was delicately pinned with a beautiful silver hair slide.

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