center part
center part noun: a hairstyle where hair is separated down the exact middle of the scalp, creating a straight line from front to back, dividing the hair evenly so it falls symmetrically on both sides of the face.

Noun
center part (plural center parts)
- A hairstyle where hair is separated down the exact middle of the scalp, creating a straight line from front to back, dividing the hair evenly so it falls symmetrically on both sides of the face.
- Synonyms:
- center parting
Synonyms of center part
Forms of center part
| plural | center parts |
|---|---|
| alternative form | centre part |
Questions about center part
- What does center part mean?
- Center part means a hairstyle where hair is separated down the exact middle of the scalp, creating a straight line from front to back, dividing the hair evenly so it falls symmetrically on both sides of the face.
- What part of speech is center part?
- Center part is a noun.
- What is the plural of center part?
- The plural of center part is center parts.
Words near center part in the dictionary
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