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curler

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curl·er  (kûrlr)
n.
1. One that curls, as a device on which hair is wound for curling.
2. Sports A player of curling.

curler
Noun
1. a pin or small tube for curling hair
2. a person who plays curling
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.curlercurler - a mechanical device consisting of a cylindrical tube around which the hair is wound to curl it; "a woman with her head full of curlers is not a pretty sight"
mechanical device - mechanism consisting of a device that works on mechanical principles
Translations
curler [ˈkəːləʳ] nbigudí m
curler [ˈkəːləʳ] curl nbigoudi m, rouleau m;
(Sport) → joueur/euse de curling
curler [ˈkəːləʳ] curl nLockenwickler m;
(Sport) → Curlingspieler(in) m(f)
curler [ˈkəːləʳ] nbigodino;
(SPORT) → giocatore/trice di curling


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I was literally in the hair and makeup chair, and I took the script - I had half my makeup done and curlers half done -- and I went up to Howard (Gordon, executive producer) and Kiefer (Sutherland) and said, `Is this for real?
Japonesque Double Pad Eyelash Curler, $11, Nordstrom 5.
Antin also presented a record of the photographs' making in the form of a video, Shooting Eleanor Antin's Roman Allegories, in which the artist and company eat apples, drink Coke, sit around in curlers, spray hairspray and paint, pretend to become statuary, smoke, impassively dodge joggers on the beach, move around sets, and rush to shoot a scene before the sun sets behind the hills.
 
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