Definition of chignon in English:

chignon

noun ˈʃiːnjɒ̃

A knot or coil of hair arranged on the back of a woman's head.
her hair was drawn back from her face into a chignon
Example sentencesExamples
- The women, with hair pulled into chignons, wore bright costumes resembling frilled bathing suits from that era.
- So I showed up in a cocktail dress with ruffles down the back and my hair up in a chignon.
- She fiddled with her hair, already perfect in its loose chignon.
- Other low- and no-maintenance looks include chignons, ponytails or donning a bandanna.
- Pull your hair into a chignon at your nape and don some serious spectacles and understated makeup for a subtly sexy librarian look.
- Then he created a simple updo, pulling strands back into a loose chignon.
- I have of course gone through those periods of wishing I had straight hair, and even thinking that it would be less hassle because then I could put in a cute chignon or a low ponytail.
- A slender ballerina poised on a strongly arched foot, black hair in a chignon, eyes like great black butterflies.
- The remaining hair was knotted into a small chic chignon.
- Her hair was done up in a simple chignon with a few ringlets left loose to brush her face, a vivid contrast of darkness to her pale skin.
- The hair she painstakingly had dyed blonde was up in a chignon.
- She undid what was left of her chignon, brushed her hair out, and put it up again.
- Her hair was swept back with jeweled silver combs and diamond-stud hair pins into a smooth chignon.
- She twisted her hair into a neat chignon and cleaned the dirt that was streaked across her face.
- They'll also be demonstrating new looks with updo's based on the classic chignon.
- I washed my hair this morning and then put it up in a chignon.
- Suddenly, a woman in a regal black gown with her hair tied in a tight chignon walked up to the new guests.
- Lisa did Lydia's hair in two French braids and curled her bangs, and put her own hair in a loose chignon to keep it out of her way.
- Her mother raised a hand to her impeccable chignon, patting an imaginary hair into place.
- Isabella stood in the doorway for a brief second, returning the loose strands of her hair to the chignon at the nape of her neck.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French, originally 'nape of the neck', based on Latin catena 'chain'.

Rhymes

filet mignon

Definition of chignon in US English:

chignon

noun

A knot or coil of hair arranged on the back of a woman's head.
her hair was drawn back from her face into a chignon
Example sentencesExamples
- So I showed up in a cocktail dress with ruffles down the back and my hair up in a chignon.
- She fiddled with her hair, already perfect in its loose chignon.
- Isabella stood in the doorway for a brief second, returning the loose strands of her hair to the chignon at the nape of her neck.
- I washed my hair this morning and then put it up in a chignon.
- Her mother raised a hand to her impeccable chignon, patting an imaginary hair into place.
- The women, with hair pulled into chignons, wore bright costumes resembling frilled bathing suits from that era.
- The remaining hair was knotted into a small chic chignon.
- Lisa did Lydia's hair in two French braids and curled her bangs, and put her own hair in a loose chignon to keep it out of her way.
- Pull your hair into a chignon at your nape and don some serious spectacles and understated makeup for a subtly sexy librarian look.
- Suddenly, a woman in a regal black gown with her hair tied in a tight chignon walked up to the new guests.
- Then he created a simple updo, pulling strands back into a loose chignon.
- Other low- and no-maintenance looks include chignons, ponytails or donning a bandanna.
- The hair she painstakingly had dyed blonde was up in a chignon.
- She twisted her hair into a neat chignon and cleaned the dirt that was streaked across her face.
- Her hair was done up in a simple chignon with a few ringlets left loose to brush her face, a vivid contrast of darkness to her pale skin.
- Her hair was swept back with jeweled silver combs and diamond-stud hair pins into a smooth chignon.
- I have of course gone through those periods of wishing I had straight hair, and even thinking that it would be less hassle because then I could put in a cute chignon or a low ponytail.
- They'll also be demonstrating new looks with updo's based on the classic chignon.
- A slender ballerina poised on a strongly arched foot, black hair in a chignon, eyes like great black butterflies.
- She undid what was left of her chignon, brushed her hair out, and put it up again.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French, originally ‘nape of the neck’, based on Latin catena ‘chain’.

单词	chignon
释义	Definition of chignon in English: chignon noun ˈʃiːnjɒ̃ A knot or coil of hair arranged on the back of a woman's head. her hair was drawn back from her face into a chignon Example sentencesExamples The women, with hair pulled into chignons, wore bright costumes resembling frilled bathing suits from that era. So I showed up in a cocktail dress with ruffles down the back and my hair up in a chignon. She fiddled with her hair, already perfect in its loose chignon. Other low- and no-maintenance looks include chignons, ponytails or donning a bandanna. Pull your hair into a chignon at your nape and don some serious spectacles and understated makeup for a subtly sexy librarian look. Then he created a simple updo, pulling strands back into a loose chignon. I have of course gone through those periods of wishing I had straight hair, and even thinking that it would be less hassle because then I could put in a cute chignon or a low ponytail. A slender ballerina poised on a strongly arched foot, black hair in a chignon, eyes like great black butterflies. The remaining hair was knotted into a small chic chignon. Her hair was done up in a simple chignon with a few ringlets left loose to brush her face, a vivid contrast of darkness to her pale skin. The hair she painstakingly had dyed blonde was up in a chignon. She undid what was left of her chignon, brushed her hair out, and put it up again. Her hair was swept back with jeweled silver combs and diamond-stud hair pins into a smooth chignon. She twisted her hair into a neat chignon and cleaned the dirt that was streaked across her face. They'll also be demonstrating new looks with updo's based on the classic chignon. I washed my hair this morning and then put it up in a chignon. Suddenly, a woman in a regal black gown with her hair tied in a tight chignon walked up to the new guests. Lisa did Lydia's hair in two French braids and curled her bangs, and put her own hair in a loose chignon to keep it out of her way. Her mother raised a hand to her impeccable chignon, patting an imaginary hair into place. Isabella stood in the doorway for a brief second, returning the loose strands of her hair to the chignon at the nape of her neck. Origin Late 18th century: from French, originally 'nape of the neck', based on Latin catena 'chain'. Rhymes filet mignon Definition of chignon in US English: chignon noun A knot or coil of hair arranged on the back of a woman's head. her hair was drawn back from her face into a chignon Example sentencesExamples So I showed up in a cocktail dress with ruffles down the back and my hair up in a chignon. She fiddled with her hair, already perfect in its loose chignon. Isabella stood in the doorway for a brief second, returning the loose strands of her hair to the chignon at the nape of her neck. I washed my hair this morning and then put it up in a chignon. Her mother raised a hand to her impeccable chignon, patting an imaginary hair into place. The women, with hair pulled into chignons, wore bright costumes resembling frilled bathing suits from that era. The remaining hair was knotted into a small chic chignon. Lisa did Lydia's hair in two French braids and curled her bangs, and put her own hair in a loose chignon to keep it out of her way. Pull your hair into a chignon at your nape and don some serious spectacles and understated makeup for a subtly sexy librarian look. Suddenly, a woman in a regal black gown with her hair tied in a tight chignon walked up to the new guests. Then he created a simple updo, pulling strands back into a loose chignon. Other low- and no-maintenance looks include chignons, ponytails or donning a bandanna. The hair she painstakingly had dyed blonde was up in a chignon. She twisted her hair into a neat chignon and cleaned the dirt that was streaked across her face. Her hair was done up in a simple chignon with a few ringlets left loose to brush her face, a vivid contrast of darkness to her pale skin. Her hair was swept back with jeweled silver combs and diamond-stud hair pins into a smooth chignon. I have of course gone through those periods of wishing I had straight hair, and even thinking that it would be less hassle because then I could put in a cute chignon or a low ponytail. They'll also be demonstrating new looks with updo's based on the classic chignon. A slender ballerina poised on a strongly arched foot, black hair in a chignon, eyes like great black butterflies. She undid what was left of her chignon, brushed her hair out, and put it up again. Origin Late 18th century: from French, originally ‘nape of the neck’, based on Latin catena ‘chain’.
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