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backcomb
(redirected from backcombed)

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backcomb [ˈbækˌkəʊm]
vb
(Clothing, Personal Arts & Crafts / Hairdressing & Grooming) to comb the under layers of (the hair) towards the roots to give more bulk to a hairstyle Also tease
Translations
backcomb [ˈbækkəʊm] VT (Brit) [+ hair] → cardar
backcomb back-comb [ˈbækkəʊm] vt (British) [+ hair] → crêper
back copy n [magazine, newspaper] → vieux numéro m
back country backcountry [ˈbækkʌntri] (US) n
the back country → la campagne f profonde
backcomb [ˈbækˌkəʊm] vt (Brit) → cotonare
backcomb [ˈbækˌkəʊm] vt (Brit) → cotonare


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I want to warn all young people about the dangers of drugs, alcohol and having hair like a giant backcombed merkin'.
If you''ve got limp hair that would rather hang against your head than hold a style - even after you''ve tried all kinds of bodybuilding haircuts, experimented with styling products, and backcombed it repeatedly - a body wave might be for you.
They want us to snigger at Al Fayed, too, and his gaudy shop, and that backward, backcombed breed that frequents it.
 
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