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Meanings of hairpiece in English
Usage of hairpiece in English
1
It was a hairpiece; a fall, he thought, was the correct terminology.
2
He sports an outrageously bad hairpiece, and he is no Ralph Bellamy.
3
The boy reaches forward and takes the hairpiece off the man's head.
4
Charlotte returned a short while later, the hairpiece gone, looking pale and exhausted.
5
Phillip John Smith's had to appear in court without his hairpiece.
6
I'd rank it up there with herpes and Burt Reynolds's hairpiece.
7
Hugh slapped his knee, and his hairpiece slid a little to the side.
8
It concluded: Wearing a hairpiece was, for Mr Smith, an act with expressive content.
9
The little boy is fascinated by the hairpiece he holds.
10
Also staring, his skewed hairpiece ill becoming his stunned expression.
11
His hairpiece bristled like a worn hairbrush, and his face was a dusky gray.
12
I threw off the hairpiece, not caring where it landed or who picked it up.
13
You must get away. She held up a mirror for Charlotte to inspect the hairpiece.
14
Velcro would keep a hairpiece on real good.
15
It's probably got more like me, puffs Coogan, as the wind buffets his impeccable Partridge hairpiece.
16
My hairpiece is called a "papagena" after the bird girl in The Magic Flute.
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