Pronunciation: /ˈskrʌntʃi/
noun a small elasticized or twisted fabric band used to fasten a woman's hair
A1 I bought a colorful scrunchie for my hair.
A2 She used a scrunchie to tie back her ponytail.
B1 The scrunchie matched her outfit perfectly.
B2 I lost my favorite scrunchie at the gym.
C1 The designer scrunchie costs more than I expected.
C2 She collects vintage scrunchies from the 90s.
adjective describing the style or material of the scrunchie
A1 She wore a scrunchie in her hair.
A2 The scrunchie fabric was soft and stretchy.
B1 I bought a scrunchie that matched my outfit.
B2 The scrunchie trend made a comeback this year.
C1 She designed a line of luxury scrunchie accessories.
C2 The designer scrunchie was adorned with Swarovski crystals.
formal The young lady wore a scrunchie in her hair to keep it neatly in place.
informal I love how your scrunchie matches your outfit perfectly.
slang I can't find my favorite scrunchie anywhere, it's driving me crazy!
figurative Her laughter was like a colorful scrunchie, brightening up the room.
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