adjective
General Slang
soft-hair
SAWFT HAIR · adjective · informal
Having looser, less tightly coiled hair
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Definitions
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Describing hair with a looser, wavier curl pattern, often contrasted with 'picky' hair.
“The baby born with nice soft-hair.”
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soft-hair In A Sentence
The baby born with nice soft-hair.
Origin & Usage
Pan-Caribbean; from 'soft' + 'hair'.
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What does 'soft-hair' mean?
It describes hair with a looser, wavier curl pattern, often contrasted with tightly coiled 'picky' hair.
How is 'soft-hair' used?
As a descriptor of curl texture, e.g. 'The baby born with nice soft-hair'.
Where does 'soft-hair' come from?
It's a pan-Caribbean descriptive term simply combining 'soft' and 'hair', reflecting long-standing local ideas about hair types.
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