2 casque à mèche: used jocosely for 'night cap' Casque = 'helmet', mèche = 'wick,' mèche de cheveux = 'lock of hair.

56 25 frisé au petit fer: 'with fineîy curled hair

' 80 8 étoupe: aptly characterizes the hair of a camel's hump.

#cheveux#), hair.

#coiffure#, f., head dress (of hair).

So, in the midst of the society in which he moved, a society of idlers, rich, elegant, refined, men in periwigs, in rich brocades and laces, women too, bewitching with their powdered hair, their delicate complexions enhanced by rouge and patches coquettishly arranged, their caught-up skirts and low-cut bodices, Marivaux, with his keen eyes open

after which the hair being permitted to grow again, information could be transmitted with little danger that discovery would

ce m'est grant plaisance, Quant si tres loyal je le voy, Et lui conseille, comme doy, De tousjours hair Faulceté;

Comment vous puis je tant amer Et mon cueur si tres fort hair?

The original of this story is the common English nursery tale, "The Three Bears and Little Silver Hair.

Horse hair and cat's guts, pour dire les crins de l'archet et les cordes des instruments.

Oviedo resided more than twenty years in America: he says, 'he went there without a grey hair, and returned covered

=chevelure=, f., head of hair, hair.

=chevelure=, f., head of hair, hair.

=cheveu=, m., (a) hair;

=les x=, the hair.

=poil=, m., hair.

hold! =tignasse=, f., old wig, shock of hair;

=toison=, f., hair (of a dog.

Qu'est-ce que ça veut dire Hair dresser?

A. HAIR (s. m.): chevelure.

black hair, had something the appearance

There's not a hair Sticks on my head, but, like a leaden plummet, It sinks me to the grave;

Note 147: Be damn'd! Heart, I will drag thee hence, home, by the hair, Cry thee a strumpet through the streets;

He turn'd his lip to hers, and with his hand Call'd back the tangles of her wandering hair.