coif

UK
/kwɒf/
US
/kwɑf/
coifnoun
coifs
pl
UK
/kwɒf/
US
/kwɑf/
Translations
The baby wore a delicate coif to keep warm.
Младенец носил нежный чепчик, чтобы согреться.
Her coif was styled perfectly for the wedding.
Ее прическа была идеально уложена для свадьбы.
Additional translations
головной убор
Definitions
A close-fitting cap worn under a veil, hood, or helmet.
The knight wore a coif under his helmet for added comfort.
A style or manner of arranging the hair.
Her coif was the talk of the party, with its intricate braids and elegant design.
A protective hood of chain mail covering the head, neck, and shoulders, worn by medieval warriors.
The chain-mail coif was heavy but offered crucial protection in battle.
coifverb
coifed
Past Simple
coifed
Past Participle
coifing
Gerund
UK
/kwɒf/
US
/kwɑːf/
Translations
She coifed her hair before the party.
Она причесала волосы перед вечеринкой.
Additional translations
Definitions
To style or arrange hair, typically in an elaborate way.
She spent hours coifing her hair for the wedding.
coifpast participle
Definitions
Having the hair styled or arranged, especially neatly or elaborately.
The actors appeared on the red carpet perfectly coifed.