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dehair

dehair verb: to remove the hair from.

Verb

dehair (third-person singular simple present dehairs, present participle dehairing, simple past and past participle dehaired)

  1. (transitive) To remove the hair from.
    • The size of penises, breasts, thighs, hips . . . . "de-hair" yourself, thin is in, fashions make the person (what?), come by, come try, let us exploit you, let us take your money, youth is gold, "Oh, I'm 30, I'm old" […]1977 April 9, 'woman-being', “Searching Inward”, in Gay Community News, page 4
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Forms of dehair

third-person singular presentdehairs
present participledehairing
past participledehaired
pastdehaired

Origin of dehair

From de- + hair.

Questions about dehair

What does dehair mean?
Dehair means to remove the hair from.
What part of speech is dehair?
Dehair is a verb.
What is the past tense of dehair?
The past tense of dehair is dehaired.

Words near dehair in the dictionary

  1. dehaemoglobinising
  2. dehaemoglobinize
  3. dehaemoglobinized
  4. dehaemoglobinizes
  5. dehaemoglobinizing
  6. dehair
  7. dehaired
  8. dehairer
  9. dehairers
  10. dehairing
  11. dehairs

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