Meanings of pomaded in English

His hat had fallen from his pomaded hair; his waxed moustache bristled.

He pomaded it, from a little tube of grease Hongroise in his vest pocket.

His hair was pomaded and shining and he was very smartly dressed and clean-cut looking.

Bunny's pomaded forelock unravels and whips around his eyes as he calls out, 'Mrs Pennington!

To thy vain employments, thou becurled and pomaded Absalom!

He was wearing a blue swallow-tail coat, shoes and stockings, and was perfumed and his hair pomaded.

He was a solid man, thinning gray hair swept back and pomaded, fleshy faced with incipient jowls.

With his blond pomaded hair slicked back, he managed to look surly even as he confronted the Bratislava authorities.

Those vulgarly handsome features, that beard, pomaded and curled by a barber's 'prentice, betray no signs of his inspiration.

He turns away, pats his pocket, flicks his pomaded forelock from his eyes and thinks -Fuck you all.

Kempka's hair had been freshly pomaded and combed, and the interior of the trailer smelled like cheap, sweet cologne.

Now his head was pomaded and a silver ear-ring glittered in his ear, and altogether he had a holiday air.

He had rubicund cheeks, long hair very much pomaded, trailing in the back and drawn up in crescents along his temples.

Then Don Draper waltzed in, with his grey suits, heavily pomaded, side-parted hair, billowy white shirts and perfectly neat pocket square.

He was short and vast, sun-lamped and pomaded, a man in a buttressed pin-stripe suit with a red carnation withering in the lapel.

His face was fresh and rosy, his white-plumed hat, tilted to one side, disclosed his curled and pomaded hair besprinkled with powdery snow.