Definition of Prince Valiant in English:

Prince Valiant

noun ˌprɪns ˈvalɪənt

North American

A hairstyle resembling that of any of the representations of Prince Valiant; either a short, straight bob or a longer, pageboy cut; frequently attributive in "Prince Valiant haircut", etc.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in Denton (Maryland) Journal. From the name of Prince Valiant, the hero of Hal Foster's newspaper comic strip Prince Valiant in the Days of King Arthur (first published in 1937) and of the two films and the television cartoon based on this from prince + valiant.

Definition of Prince Valiant in US English:

Prince Valiant

nounˌprɪns ˈvalɪənt

North American

A hairstyle resembling that of any of the representations of Prince Valiant; either a short, straight bob or a longer, pageboy cut; frequently attributive in "Prince Valiant haircut", etc.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in Denton (Maryland) Journal. From the name of Prince Valiant, the hero of Hal Foster's newspaper comic strip Prince Valiant in the Days of King Arthur (first published in 1937) and of the two films and the television cartoon based on this from prince + valiant.

单词	Prince Valiant
释义	Definition of Prince Valiant in English: Prince Valiant noun ˌprɪns ˈvalɪənt North American A hairstyle resembling that of any of the representations of Prince Valiant; either a short, straight bob or a longer, pageboy cut; frequently attributive in "Prince Valiant haircut", etc. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Denton (Maryland) Journal. From the name of Prince Valiant, the hero of Hal Foster's newspaper comic strip Prince Valiant in the Days of King Arthur (first published in 1937) and of the two films and the television cartoon based on this from prince + valiant. Definition of Prince Valiant in US English: Prince Valiant nounˌprɪns ˈvalɪənt North American A hairstyle resembling that of any of the representations of Prince Valiant; either a short, straight bob or a longer, pageboy cut; frequently attributive in "Prince Valiant haircut", etc. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Denton (Maryland) Journal. From the name of Prince Valiant, the hero of Hal Foster's newspaper comic strip Prince Valiant in the Days of King Arthur (first published in 1937) and of the two films and the television cartoon based on this from prince + valiant.
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