Hairography

Pronunciation: /heəˈrɒɡrəfi/

Definitions of hairography

noun the art or technique of arranging or styling hair, especially in a complex or intricate manner

Example Sentences

A1 I watched a dance performance with a lot of hairography.

A2 She practiced her hairography for hours before the show.

B1 The choreography included intricate hairography to enhance the performance.

B2 The dancer's hairography was mesmerizing and added a dynamic element to the routine.

C1 The hairography in the music video was expertly executed and complemented the artist's style.

C2 The hairography in the Broadway production was a key element in conveying the characters' emotions.

Examples of hairography in a Sentence

formal The dancer's flawless hairography added an extra level of elegance to her performance.

informal I need to work on my hairography before the dance recital next week.

slang Her hairography was on point during the music video shoot.

figurative His hairography on the soccer field was so smooth, it was like watching a well-choreographed dance.

Grammatical Forms of hairography

• past tense: performed
• plural: hairographies
• comparative: more hairographic
• superlative: most hairographic
• present tense: performs
• future tense: will hairograph
• perfect tense: has hairographed
• continuous tense: is hairographing
• singular: hairography
• positive degree: hairographic
• infinitive: to hairograph
• gerund: hairographing
• participle: hairographed

Origin and Evolution of hairography

First Known Use: 2010 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'hairography' is a blend of 'hair' and 'choreography', referring to the intricate movements and styling of hair in dance performances.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in the context of dance routines involving elaborate hair movements, 'hairography' has evolved to also encompass the art of styling and arranging hair in various creative ways.