What is another word for frizz?
Pronunciation:
[ fɹˈɪz], [ fɹˈɪz], [ f_ɹ_ˈɪ_z]
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Synonyms for Frizz:
n.
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- bouffant,
- body,
- bad hair day,
- bedhead,
- bald,
- coiffed,
- balding,
- close-cropped,
- bushy,
- bristly.
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- bristle,
- fuzz,
- hairline,
- highlights,
- alopecia.
- knot,
- loop,
- tangle,
- entanglement.
v.
• contact (verb) • crimp (verb)- crumple,
- crease,
- ruck,
- Rimple,
- coil,
- crisp,
- scrunch,
- screw,
- flow,
- crinkle,
- undulate,
- set,
- swirl,
- pleat.
Other synonyms:
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- tumble.
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- highlight.
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- shock.
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- lock.
- Zigzagging,
- spiraled,
- spiraling,
- Zigzagged,
- Wreathen,
- corkscrewed,
- ringleted,
- Snaking,
- wreathed,
- zigzags,
- Wreathing,
- Scalloping,
- corkscrews,
- scallops,
- spiralled,
- wreathes,
- scalloped,
- corkscrewing,
- spiralling,
- Snaked,
- Kinked,
- Kinking,
- Lapped.
- frizzled,
- Rucking,
- Crisped,
- frizzles,
- sauteed,
- pan-fry,
- griddled,
- griddling,
- saute,
- sautes,
- pan fry,
- Crisping,
- Rucked,
- Frizzed,
- Frizzing,
- panfry,
- frizzling,
- Crimple,
- Crimpling,
- CRISPS,
- pleating,
- stir-fry,
- Frizzes,
- pleated,
- crimp,
- sauteing,
- stir-fried,
- frizzle,
- stir fry,
- wrinkle.
- curly hair,
- fricassee,
- prepare,
- braise,
- baste,
- front,
- bend,
- brew,
- crepe,
- boil,
- toast,
- bake,
- Friz,
- periwig,
- fire,
- coddle,
- grill,
- gregorian,
- steam,
- spin,
- defect,
- shirr,
- curry,
- gopher,
- simmer,
- peal,
- broil,
- devil,
- pucker,
- sear,
- fry,
- poach,
- curling,
- barbecue,
- brutus,
- stew,
- cook,
- brown,
- grizzle,
- griddle,
- blanch,
- roast,
- heat,
- pan,
- curliness.
How to use "Frizz" in context?
What is frizz? Frizz is defined as a state of wild, uncontrolled curls or waves in the hair. Frizz can occur due to humidity, temperature, and other factors. Frizz is often caused by products, heat, sweat and other environmental factors. Frizz is a common concern for hair stylists and women. Frizz can be combated with products, techniques and hair care habits.
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