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Definition of helmet hair in English: helmet hairnoun mass nouninformal 1A messy or flattened appearance of the hair, produced as a result of wearing and then removing a helmet. helmet hair can be a source of anguish, which means that too many cyclists ride without protection Example sentencesExamples - Was secretly hoping she would at least show up with major case of helmet hair.
- She caused controversy when she claimed the law was "sexist" because the headwear created helmet hair, which discouraged women from riding.
- She didn't match the stereotype of a gnarly biker chick with skull tattoos and helmet hair.
- Needless to say, I felt a bit out of place with my helmet hair and sweatpants.
- We live in some pretty incredible times, and we're finally starting to solve some of mankind's most troubling problems, like helmet hair.
- The Manchester star was however prepared, with a change of attire in case he got a touch of helmet hair.
- Velcro, venting, waist and back shock cords tailor it to your body, while a massive hood keeps your helmet hair in check.
- Looking like a biker: so you're riding to a social event and you're worried about rocking a leather jacket, heavy boots and helmet hair.
- In the photo he smiles widely at the camera, wearing a mustard yellow woolly jumper and helmet hair.
2Bouffant or bobbed hair that has been made stiff by the use of hairspray or setting lotion. she was prim in her pussy-bow shirts and helmet hair Example sentencesExamples - The days of prom helmet hair and structured up-dos are dying fast.
- Her trademark - helmet hair, cut-glass accent and bullying style - became a staple of British satire.
- Well, you're about to have an acid flashback, because helmet hair is a thing for Spring 2014.
- Few of us are capable of the gorgeous helmet hair that tops so many television reporters.
- The traditional Tory blue outfit is immaculate and the famous 'helmet hair' - now platinum white - is perfectly coiffed.
- Images that indelibly print themselves on the memory include her portrait of the sisters Collins in full 1980s get-up of helmet hair, scarlet talons, animal-skin print, and shades.
- We've met her before: her helmet hair was glimpsed in the pages of the New York Times Magazine in illustrational send-ups of Parisian haute couture.
- The formerly buttoned-down men have sprouted facial hair and embraced fringed jackets, and the women have traded voluminous coats and helmet hair for miniskirts and flowing tresses.
- Now Carol has a stiff blond head of helmet hair, an important office and a politician's survival skills.
- She paid her dues by arranging seating charts and laying thick dollops of obsequiousness on cranky old moguls and their helmet hair spouses.
Definition of helmet hair in US English: helmet hairnoun informal 1A messy or flattened appearance of the hair, produced as a result of wearing and then removing a helmet. helmet hair can be a source of anguish, which means that too many cyclists ride without protection Example sentencesExamples - Needless to say, I felt a bit out of place with my helmet hair and sweatpants.
- In the photo he smiles widely at the camera, wearing a mustard yellow woolly jumper and helmet hair.
- She didn't match the stereotype of a gnarly biker chick with skull tattoos and helmet hair.
- Was secretly hoping she would at least show up with major case of helmet hair.
- The Manchester star was however prepared, with a change of attire in case he got a touch of helmet hair.
- Looking like a biker: so you're riding to a social event and you're worried about rocking a leather jacket, heavy boots and helmet hair.
- Velcro, venting, waist and back shock cords tailor it to your body, while a massive hood keeps your helmet hair in check.
- She caused controversy when she claimed the law was "sexist" because the headwear created helmet hair, which discouraged women from riding.
- We live in some pretty incredible times, and we're finally starting to solve some of mankind's most troubling problems, like helmet hair.
2Bouffant or bobbed hair that has been made stiff by the use of hairspray or setting lotion. her helmet hair and prominent hooked nose were glimpsed in the pages of the New York Times Magazine Example sentencesExamples - Well, you're about to have an acid flashback, because helmet hair is a thing for Spring 2014.
- We've met her before: her helmet hair was glimpsed in the pages of the New York Times Magazine in illustrational send-ups of Parisian haute couture.
- The traditional Tory blue outfit is immaculate and the famous 'helmet hair' - now platinum white - is perfectly coiffed.
- Images that indelibly print themselves on the memory include her portrait of the sisters Collins in full 1980s get-up of helmet hair, scarlet talons, animal-skin print, and shades.
- The days of prom helmet hair and structured up-dos are dying fast.
- She paid her dues by arranging seating charts and laying thick dollops of obsequiousness on cranky old moguls and their helmet hair spouses.
- Her trademark - helmet hair, cut-glass accent and bullying style - became a staple of British satire.
- The formerly buttoned-down men have sprouted facial hair and embraced fringed jackets, and the women have traded voluminous coats and helmet hair for miniskirts and flowing tresses.
- Few of us are capable of the gorgeous helmet hair that tops so many television reporters.
- Now Carol has a stiff blond head of helmet hair, an important office and a politician's survival skills.
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