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Meanings of long hair in English
Hairstyle where the head hair is allowed to grow past the shoulder but no longer than the waist.
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Usage of long hair in English
1
The rowels were now catching in the long hair of his chaps.
2
Anyway, have you seen that new sixth former with the long hair?
3
His hat was off and his long hair streamed in the wind.
4
Besides, I hear long hair is common in coastal villages like Saxun.
5
At one time, long hair was the symbol of sovereignty in Europe.
6
Something was wrong; the hippies had long hair but it was clean.
7
Spreading it out he disclosed, coiled in the middle, another long hair.
8
Her long hair was no longer as blond as the summer sun.
9
Rivulets of water ran from their long hair and soaked leather clothing.
10
The hyena took form with his leather vest and grungy long hair.
11
So he threw back his long hair and frowned at the crowd.
12
She was pale as moonlight, with fine long hair past her waist.
13
He rushes upon the lying priest, clutching him by the long hair.
14
Sara Yamaguchi tucked her long hair behind her ears and said, Dr.
15
The woman was described as having a large build and long hair.
16
Chips of amber had been used to depict her celebrated long hair.
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Long hair across language varieties
United States of America
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Australia
Common
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