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Definition of dreadlocks in English: dreadlocksplural noun ˈdrɛdlɒksˈdrɛdˌlɑks A Rastafarian hairstyle in which the hair is washed but not combed and twisted while wet into tight braids or ringlets hanging down on all sides. a stately Rastafarian in dreadlocks nursed a dark ale Example sentencesExamples - His hair was twisted in short dreadlocks that hung down past his chin.
- I vote that we go for the water torture plan - threaten to wash his dreadlocks!
- Some of his thinning hair is tied into dreadlocks that hang down his back.
- Chris shook his head, his dreadlocks becoming free from the ponytail he put them in.
- It kind of looks a little like dreadlocks but I have braided it so that it doesn't get too tangled in the hands of a two year old.
- Veronica, 39, is a pretty woman with a mass of dreadlocks who lives across the street from me.
- It's all frizzy and damp and twisted in sweaty, frizzy chunks that almost look like dreadlocks.
- I left my hair the way I usually keep it, twisted in sections kind of like dreadlocks.
- He dressed in complete black, and his green hair fell down to his shoulders in dreadlocks.
- He had turquoise hair done in dreadlocks, which hung about his head in a messy bunch and nearly reached his shoulders.
- While having the nose job, I was offered hair extensions in the form of multi-coloured dreadlocks.
- As I round the corner he is joined by his mate, a man with his hair in 3 dreadlocks - one huge matted one on top and two huge matted ones on either side.
- His thick black hair was kept in long dreadlocks, perfectly framing his face.
- He had shoulder length white hair that hung in dreadlocks around his shoulders, and black sunglasses.
- He had very short hair with long dreadlocks in the back.
- She has red-brown, extremely long hair, usually tied in a plait with two dreadlocks behind each ear.
- Then we noticed that some of these cops had pony-tails, others full-on Afros and dreadlocks.
- Those Rastafarians with dreadlocks who never wash their hair may be on to something.
- Within moments, my hair lost its sheen and assembled itself into blonde dreadlocks.
- So, I'd appreciate your thoughts on the technical and social aspects of having dreadlocks.
Derivatives adjective Fortunately this doesn't happen and much to my relief, Sky decides to leave the dreadlocked wig and opts for the blonde one. Example sentencesExamples - I might eavesdrop on two graying guys who are debating the merits of symphony conductors in various cities, or try to get a glimpse of the book the dreadlocked poet-type is pondering at the next table.
- A tightly backcombed style can border on the tangles of a dreadlocked do.
- To clean your scalp between shampoos, especially if you wear braided or dreadlocked styles, wipe it with an astringent-soaked cotton hall or pad.
- The make-up of the protesters had changed by early afternoon: the gaily dressed, dreadlocked types had given way to a much harder-faced, largely male group spoiling for action.
Definition of dreadlocks in US English: dreadlocksplural nounˈdredˌläksˈdrɛdˌlɑks A hairstyle in which the hair is washed but not combed and twisted while wet into tight braids or ringlets hanging down on all sides. a stately Rastafarian in dreadlocks nursed a dark ale Example sentencesExamples - His thick black hair was kept in long dreadlocks, perfectly framing his face.
- Some of his thinning hair is tied into dreadlocks that hang down his back.
- He dressed in complete black, and his green hair fell down to his shoulders in dreadlocks.
- So, I'd appreciate your thoughts on the technical and social aspects of having dreadlocks.
- While having the nose job, I was offered hair extensions in the form of multi-coloured dreadlocks.
- Then we noticed that some of these cops had pony-tails, others full-on Afros and dreadlocks.
- He had turquoise hair done in dreadlocks, which hung about his head in a messy bunch and nearly reached his shoulders.
- I left my hair the way I usually keep it, twisted in sections kind of like dreadlocks.
- Those Rastafarians with dreadlocks who never wash their hair may be on to something.
- She has red-brown, extremely long hair, usually tied in a plait with two dreadlocks behind each ear.
- It's all frizzy and damp and twisted in sweaty, frizzy chunks that almost look like dreadlocks.
- Within moments, my hair lost its sheen and assembled itself into blonde dreadlocks.
- His hair was twisted in short dreadlocks that hung down past his chin.
- Veronica, 39, is a pretty woman with a mass of dreadlocks who lives across the street from me.
- It kind of looks a little like dreadlocks but I have braided it so that it doesn't get too tangled in the hands of a two year old.
- He had very short hair with long dreadlocks in the back.
- He had shoulder length white hair that hung in dreadlocks around his shoulders, and black sunglasses.
- I vote that we go for the water torture plan - threaten to wash his dreadlocks!
- As I round the corner he is joined by his mate, a man with his hair in 3 dreadlocks - one huge matted one on top and two huge matted ones on either side.
- Chris shook his head, his dreadlocks becoming free from the ponytail he put them in.
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