A rounded edge or surface; a curved part or outline; (also) curvature.

plural. Hair cut close to the skin: cf. stub, n. 4c. Also, remains of feathers on a plucked fowl.

plural. Hair cut close to the skin. Now dialect.

The act of trimming or condition of being trimmed (cf. trim, v. 9).

gen. The action or process of clipping the hair or shaving the head; the state of being shorn.

a closely-cropped hairstyle favoured by Puritan supporters of Parliament in the English Civil War; cf. Committee of Safety n. (a) at phrases 2a.

The action of shaving the head, hair, etc., esp. for religious reasons; tonsure; an example of this. Obsolete.

The cropping or cutting of the hair short; a style of wearing the hair cut conspicuously short; a closely cropped head of hair.

a haircut of the sort given to prisoners in county jails, in which the hair is cropped short all round the head.

(a) U.S. a name for Vernonia noveboracensis; (b) U.S. slang an aircraft-carrier; also baby flat-top, a smaller (cargo, etc.) vessel converted…

a very short haircut administered in prison, or one resembling this; cf. crop, n. 13.

An act of clipping or shearing.

hair so cut.

A haircut given with a razor instead of scissors.

= prison crop n.

U.S. A haircut given with scissors rather than a razor. Cf. razor cut, n. 2.

The shape to which, or style in which a thing is cut; fashion, shape (of clothes, hair, etc.). spec. Short for haircut, n., used esp. with defining…

a basin in which puddings are made; (in extended use) a hat, helmet, etc., resembling this; (attributive, of a person's hair or hairstyle)…

a haircut in which the hair is cut short at the back and sides of the head; also attributive.