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单词 frizz
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frizz

(frɪz)
uncountable noun
Frizz is frizzy hair.
Manic brushing will only cause frizz.

frizz in British English

(frɪz)
verb
1. 
(of the hair, nap, etc) to form or cause (the hair, etc) to form tight wiry curls or crisp tufts
noun
2. 
hair that has been frizzed
3. 
the state of being frizzed
Derived forms
frizzer (ˈfrizzer)
noun
Word origin
C19: from French friser to curl, shrivel up (see frisette): influenced by frizzle1

frizz in American English 1

(frɪz) or friz (frɪz)
verb transitive, verb intransitiveWord forms: frizzed or ˈfrizzing
1. 
to form into small, tight curls
noun
2. 
hair, etc. that is frizzed
Word origin
Fr friser, to curl: see frieze1

frizz in American English 2

(frɪz)
verb transitive, verb intransitive
to fry with a sputtering, hissing noise; sizzle
Word origin
echoic alteration of fry1

Examples of 'frizz' in a sentence
frizz

Autumn looked in the mirror at Daisy's mop of frizz and shuddered.
Lawson, Jonell ROSES ARE FOR THE RICH (2002)
It had looked untidy, but it was better than the halo of frizz that came from the bits of tissue paper and the perm curlers.
Cassidy, Anne IN REAL LIFE (2002)
Dilys emerged in something dark green and knitted, which set off her flame frizz of hair a treat.
Christina Jones TICKLED PINK (2002)
Jenny was perched on the edge of the bed with her blond frizz of hair backlit by morning sun.
J.A. Jance DEVIL'S CLAW (2002)
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