curly
IPA: kˈɝɫi
noun
- a person or animal with curly hair.
- A nickname for a person with curly hair
- (humorous) A nickname for a bald person
- A male given name
adjective
- Having curls.
- (typography) Curling in a direction, as opposed to straight (quotation marks or apostrophes)
- (Australia) Complicated and difficult; knotty.
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Examples of "curly" in Sentences
- A perm can control curly hair, too.
- The care for the curly hair is simple.
- The profuse coat can be wavy or curly.
- Paste the code with the curly brackets.
- Curly rolls out the hose into the street.
- Curly had to leave the team to recuperate.
- The sterotype is short, swarthy, dark curly hair.
- The remainder of the coat is longer and wavy or curly.
- The original blond painting of the curly hair is faded.
- Members of the genus are commonly known as curly mesquite.
- Photo: Entrepreneur Ouidad, who owns a salon that specializes in curly hair in Manhattan.
- I seem to recall a certain curly haired Yonge street vendor flogging his poetry chapbooks.
- With large dark eyes, olive complexion, and hair in curly dark ringlets, he was a striking young man.
- Flexi, in short, curly hair and a camo fleece, immediately begins referring to me as manito, shorthand for little brother.
- And these two are killers: Storm wild eye seeker shad and white bass assasin curly shad on a small gamakatsu swimbait hook.
- I do not have much hair anyway, so make me look like Curly, and show me the script!! alan you can put to play curly he look like curly is johnny salami steveorth
- In addition, she said, there weren't as many weeds last winter, which cut down on the number of insects that transmit the chile-killing virus called curly top, the newspaper reported.
- At the end of a further short period this develops into a light curly mass (_cauliflower_ or _curly head_), which gradually becomes lighter and more solid in appearance, and is then known as _rocky head_.
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