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Brylcreem
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Brylcreem® [ˈbrɪlkriːm]
A. N → gomina f, fijador m (de pelo)
B. VT → engominar, echarse gomina en
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They're in the style of the old Pathe newsreels, full of men with Brylcreemed hair and cut-glass accents.
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