单词	do-rag
释义	do-rag noun ˈdü-ˌrag  variants or less commonly durag or du-rag informal : a close-fitting, typically stretchable piece of cloth that is worn on the head (as to hold a hairstyle in place) and that usually has long ends which are tied in the back He requires 11 of his players to wear suits after games while allowing his star to don baggy jeans, oversized designer T-shirts and do-rags. Jerry Bembry On the day we first talk—when, she says, she is "dressing down"—her hair is partly covered by a do-rag, with a Pony baseball cap perched on it … Chris Heath In Season 2 of the TV show "Atlanta," there's an episode called "Sportin' Waves." Tracy, who is looking for a job, won't take his durag off because he wants his hair to look good for an interview. Sandra E. Garcia With his helmet off, his long, frenzied hair locks were contained by a du-rag. Benjamin Hochman also : a bandanna or similar cloth worn tied around the head Synonyms babushka bandanna bandana handkerchief kerchief madras mantilla See all Synonyms & Antonyms Word History Etymology do entry 2 (hairdo) First Known Use 1968, in the meaning defined above do-rag noun as in handkerchief a scarf worn on the head he wore a do-rag while working out at the gym Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance handkerchief bandanna bandana kerchief mantilla madras babushka shawl hankie hanky
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