pageboy

IPA: pˈeɪdʒbɔɪ

(now frequently historical) A boy who serves as a page.
A young male attendant at a wedding, generally between five and ten years of age.
A shoulder-length hairstyle with the ends of the hair curled under.

Examples of "pageboy" in Sentences

I say more power to him and kick that entitled pageboy to the curb.
I always had the traditional long bob, you know, 'pageboy,' we used to call it.
'pageboy' style, choose 'Every day', 'Sweaty' and then 'No' to the question about clothing.
My own hairstyle was what is known as the pageboy; bangs with a square cut ending around the chin.
Here are recollections of working as a pageboy at a manor house in Yorkshire, running errands in Lancashire, and doing something that sounds dreadful with straw in Buckinghamshire.
In my photos, Quetzal wears a gold headband over a shaggy pageboy haircut and an outfit consisting of lots of white and ruffly fabric, accentuated by trim white leggings and white platform shoes.
All other official roles will be filled by someone full of pomp and nomenclatural polysyllabery yes, Margarita Armstrong-Jones and pageboy William Lowther-Pinkerton, I'm looking at you! and with familial or friendship ties to the head honchos.
He left school at 13 for a 10 shilling job as a Liptons Teas delivery boy, and went on to work as a pageboy in a ladies 'club, a cabin boy? after, he insisted, walking from London to Cardiff to join the merchant navy? and having learned in his days as a bandsman in the army, a useful boxer despite his slight frame.