Press 5A - Lesson 14a Vocabulary
Lesson Content
  Number Word Definition 5Note Example Type type                                
  1 highlights parts of your hair that are brighter than others - I like your highlights. noun (always plural) noun (always plural)                                
  2 fringe the hair that covers your forehead (UK) Fringe is more common in UK English, and "bangs" is more common in US English. I want to cut my fringe. noun (countable) noun (countable)                                
  3 ringlets a long curl of hair - I'm really jealous of her ringlets. noun (always plural) noun (always plural)                                
  4 layered hair a hairstyle that gives the illusion of length and volume by using short and long hair. - She has beautiful layered hair. noun (uncountable) noun (uncountable)                                
  5 tousled hair messy hair - I love girls with tousled hair. noun (uncountable) noun (uncountable)                                
  6 complexion the color of the skin on someone's face - She has a beautiful complexion. noun (countable) noun (countable)                                
  7 mullet long hair at the bank and short hair at the front A mullet was a popular haircut in the 1980s. Look at this picture of him with a mullet. noun (countable) noun (countable)                                
  8 braces a device that support teeth and makes them straight. - I like her braces. They are cute. noun (always plural) noun (always plural)                                
  9 freckle a small brown dot on someone's skin - She has lots of freckles. noun (countable) noun (countable)                                
  10 acne pimples (uncountable) You can also say "pimple" or "zit" I had terrible acne in high school. noun (uncountable) noun (uncountable)                                
  11 wrinkle a small line or fold in your skin - She has lots of wrinkles. noun (countable) noun (countable)                                
  12 dandruff small pieces of white skin on your head - You have so much dandruff. noun (uncountable) noun (uncountable)                                
  13 soul patch hair directly underneath the mouth - He used to have a soul patch in university. noun (countable) noun (countable)                                
  14 stubble hair on the face from not shaving for 1-2 days If someone shaves and has stubble in the afternoon, we say they have a five O'Clock shadow I think his stubble is really attractive. noun (uncountable) noun (uncountable)                                
  15 have a receding hairline to have a hairline that is slowly moving away and revealing more of your head / forehead - My father has a receding hairline. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  16 go bald to become bald - I am going bald. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  17 turn gray to become gray - My hair is turning gray. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  18 dye one's hair to change the color of one's hair using dye - I dyed my hair pink. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  19 have a bald spot a part of your head where there is no hair - He has a bald spot. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  20 wear a wig to wear artificial hair on your head a small wig that only covers part of the head is called a "toupee" He is wearing a wig. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  21 slick something back to use gel to hold your hair in place as if you had a pony tail. - I always slick my hair back. verb (phrase) verb (phrase)                                
  22 recede to move away gradually - My hair is receding. verb (intransitive) verb (intransitive)