bouffant
bouffant
Definition
bouf·fant (bo̵̅o̅ fänt′)
adjective
puffed out; full, as some skirts, hair styles, etc.
Etymology: Fr, prp. of bouffer, to puff out; akin to It buffare, to blow with puffed cheeks, of echoic orig.
bouffant
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- hairdo: Ship's Ghost Lady Thatcher will be taking part in this capacity, complete with her military-grade bouffant hairdo.
- hairstyle: Cape buffalo have unfortunate headgear, horns that flick up like a bouffant 1960s hairstyle.
- hair-do: There is a retro feel about the two figures; wearing shiny disco suits, bow ties and bouffant hair-dos.
- style: She seemed preserved in that time, still teasing her limp gray hair into a bouffant style.
Browse dictionary entries near bouffant
- boudoir
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- boudin blanc
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- Boudicca
- bouclé
- Boucicault
- Boucher
- boubou
- Bouaké
- bouffe
- Bougainville
- bougainvillea
- bough
- bought
- bought deal
- boughten
- bougie
- bouillabaisse
- bouillon
