cornrow /ˈkɔːn.rəʊ/ aep /ˈkɔːrn.roʊ/ noun [C]
► F0 one of many strips of hair twisted together close to the head in thin rows: » Tyler likes her hair in cornrows, but braiding it takes a long time.Thesaurus+: ↑Hairstylescornrow verb [T]► F0» Paul cornrowed her hair.Thesaurus+: ↑Hairdressing
cornrow verb [T]
► F0» Paul cornrowed her hair.Thesaurus+: ↑HairdressingMain Entry: ↑cornrow- ♯ Audio and video equipment
- ♯ Augmenting and supplementing
- ♯ Available and accessible
- ♯ Averages
- ♯ Aviation
- ♯ Avoiding action
- ♯ Aware
- ♯ Babies' and children's clothing
- ♯ Babies and young children
- ♯ Backing, supporting and defending
- ♯ Backwards, sideways and back and forth
- ♯ Bacteria, moulds, germs and viruses
- ♯ Bad and wrong behaviour
- ♯ Bad but attractive
- ♯ Bad-tempered
- ♯ Balance and imbalance
- ♯ Ballet
- ♯ Balloons and parachutes
- ♯ Banking and personal finance
- ♯ Banks and bank accounts
- ♯ Banks and embankments
- ♯ Baseball and rounders
- ♯ Basketball, netball and volleyball
- ♯ Bathroom fixtures and fittings
- ♯ Bays and gulfs