coiffed

UK
/kwɒɪft/
US
/kwɔɪft/
coiffedadjective
more coiffed
Comp.
most coiffed
Super.
UK
/kwɒɪft/
US
/kwɔɪft/
Translations
She always has perfectly coiffed hair.
У нее всегда идеально уложенные волосы.
Additional translations
уложенный в прическу
Definitions
Styled or arranged, especially in reference to hair.
She arrived at the party with her hair perfectly coiffed, drawing admiration from everyone.
coiffedpast participle
UK
/kwɒft/
US
/kwɑft/
Past participle of "coif" regularly used adjectivally.
Definitions
Having hair styled or arranged; well-groomed (used as the past participle of “coif” functioning adjectivally).
The elegantly coiffed guests mingled in the grand ballroom.
coiffeverb

coiffed

Past Simple

coiffed
Past Simple
coiffed
Past Participle
coiffing
Gerund
UK
/kwɒf/
US
/kwɑf/
Translations
She coiffed her hair before the party.
Она причесала волосы перед вечеринкой.
Additional translations
делать причёску
Definitions
To arrange or style hair, especially in an elaborate or careful manner.
The stylist expertly coiffed her hair for the wedding ceremony.
coiffenoun
Definitions
A close-fitting cap worn under a veil, typically by nuns or women in medieval times.
The nun adjusted her coiffe before attending the morning service.
A style or manner of arranging the hair.
Her elaborate coiffe was the talk of the evening gala.