Meanings of heavy plait in English

As she began to twist it into one heavy plait, she walked to the window and stood looking out.

She had taken off her hat and gloves and smoothed the hair that lay on her neck in a heavy plait.

Her hair is braided in a heavy plait which lies over her shoulder: there is gold thread worked into the braid.

Then she twisted up the heavy plait that hung to her waist, threw back her mantilla and stood laughing before the old lady.

Immediately, perceiving the familiar little phantom in her long nightgown, with a heavy plait of hair down her back, perched on a chair, she exclaimed:

Two heavy plaits lay like sheeny snakes over her bosom and the white sheet.

The heavy plaits of the whiplash curled round the legs of the trader, and he writhed.

The hair was separated into two heavy plaits, which fell below the waist down the back.

The woman's hair, in two long and heavy plaits falling below her waist, suddenly fascinated him.

With great deliberation and much formality Wu-pom Nai proceeded to loosen the boy's heavy plaits of hair.

The heavy plaits which were wound tightly round her head must have fallen below her knees when they were undone.

Unseen air vents lifted my heavy plaits to writhe and untwine around my face and shoulders like Medusa's serpents-notKelly green, I hoped.

Her hair, dark and beautiful, was combed and braided away from her face, and lay back, in two long, heavy plaits, across the pillow.

Her thick hair hung in two heavy plaits over her shoulders, and in the dim light her face showed indistinctly in its silky black frame.

"And the commander of each company rides an ambling donkey, and wears a heavy plaited beard and long braided hair, without head covering."