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Meanings of tress in English
Portuguese
nó de trança Catalan
trena 
Usage of tress in English
1
In the letter was enclosed a long, silken tress of golden hair.
2
The tress of hair was long and soft and shining and black.
3
The gentle night breeze blew a tress of hair across his lips.
4
I wonder-She fastened the last dark tress of hair, still wondering.
5
It refers to a closely curled tress that exhibits a zigzag pattern.
6
MacArthur reached up and gently jammed the tress under her hat brim.
7
She shook her head, a vagrant tress of her black hair loosening.
8
Our very detailed tress quirks can be comical, outlandish, and quite often emotional.
9
And she laid the poniard down upon the tress of hair before him.
10
I waited until the last tress was coiled up, and then I spoke:
11
She lifted a tress on her forefinger and smoothed it against the sunlight.
12
Suppose the message is false,-theblack tress around it proves nothing.
13
Then he straightened his shoulders and shook the floating tress from his arm.
14
Under the hair cloth they found a long thick tress of auburn hair.
15
She paused as she joined a long tress of wool at the spindle.
16
The raven tress fell to the floor, where it was gathered by Varia.
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