Dictionary entry
Tuffet
Pronunciation: /ˈtʌfɪt/
Pronunciation
/ˈtʌfɪt/
Myanmar Meaning
မြက်ဖုတ်၊ မြေကမူကလေး။
Definition
tousle /'taƱzl/ v (usu passive) ဖိုး႐ိုးဖားရားထားသည္။ ဆံပင္ကို ဖြသည္။ a girl with blue eyes and fair tousled hair.
Examples
- ‘There was blood in his dirty tousled brown hair and suddenly
- as if he had sensed her watching him
- he looked up and his eyes met hers.’
- ‘The wind tousled his hair and it became a little messy
- and I laughed.’
- ‘He looked tired
- his blond hair was tousled from sleep
- and he had somehow found a loud orange shirt and green trousers.’
- ‘Alex tousled my hair for luck - which immediately set me off because I'd spent an hour slicking it down.’
- ‘A head with rosy cheeks
- tousled hair
- and flashing glasses suddenly appeared before me.’
- ‘Her dark brown hair was tousled and tangled with signs of restless sleep.’
- ‘She's pretty in a low-key way - long tousled black hair
- perfect make-up-free skin
- full lips and searching dark eyes.’
- ‘His brown skin glistens in the burning noon sun
- and his hair is tousled
- streaked brown.’
- ‘Slightly jumpy
- Michael peered into a mirror and tousled his hair
- constantly shifting his weight.’
- ‘One boy with a shock of blond hair tousled her hair affectionately.’
- ‘There was a slight breeze in the air that tousled Lena's hair
- stray tendrils from her ponytail framing her face.’
- ‘He had dark tousled hair that appeared to have been cut by a barber in a rush.’
- ‘Cody was fully dressed
- but his hair was tousled
- and he was yawning.’
- ‘His usual gelled hair was tousled into a mess
- his skin pale and pallid.’
- ‘She had tousled blonde hair that hung limply around her shoulders.’
- ‘My hair was tousled around my face
- a single strand tickling my nose.’
- ‘This was a different Nicole - tousled hair
- sweat pants
- t-shirt
- and no makeup.’
- ‘Playfully
- he tousled my hair
- making me once again feel like I was seven.’
- ‘His dark brown hair was slightly tousled
- falling onto his forehead.’
- ‘Her hair was tousled from what looked like a rough night of sleep.’