Whipping hair

Gay slang, the act of one, usually a drag queen, styling the hell out of a wig or other series of synthetic hair pieces.

Guuurl, that bitch is the deal at whipping hair for gods, honey. Save the babies!

by zekira March 23, 2011

Jesus Hair

A term used describe a man's long (past shoulder length), voluptuous hair.

Pedro: Yo, Ricky man, I'm serious man! This dude got Jesus Hair, yo!

by Jack Lone May 25, 2020

suicidal hair

When hair is feeling depressed and wants to kill itself

My hair is suicidal, it is suicidal hair

by Jeff69420 April 21, 2018

Emo hair

Emo hair is hair that many 14-16 year old boys get to get girls. It is usually black and greasy,short at the back and it partially covers one or both eyes. Usually people get an emo haircut to look attractive, because there ugly as hell. I know many people who have an emo haircut and girls always flirt with him. But the truth is without their "emo haircut" their not that attractive.

Classmate: Are you emo?

Emo hair kid: Nah i just have this hair style so all the girls will dig me, im really ugly without it.

by EmoHairSucks May 20, 2008

hair burner

a homosexual who works at a salon.

"Ew, what's that smell."

"Oh, a bunch of hair burners work at this salon."

by Paul October 9, 2003

hair flip

What a girl does to get a guy to notice her. Flip your head down and bring it back up slowly and the more dramatic the better.

Can you believe L just did the hair flip in front of Z, she so likes him.

by Linzzzz January 21, 2008

hair metal

this isn't much of a definition but seriously whoever writes these things about hair metal doesn't have a clue! The term hair metal started out as a derogatory for glam rock or whatever you want to call it. Some people originality called it teeth metal mainly because everyone was seen to be having a good time. which to me is what music is all about.

here is an example of a noob... Success in hair metal was primarily achieved through placing primary importance on the ability to pose for the camera, and comprising your band with simpletons with little or no musical ability, much less creativity.

have you ever listened to any glam rock? some of the guitarists of that era pushed the boundaries of solos. The thing is many solos may be easy to play, but to compose them in the first place takes some serious creative talent.

by 226 August 14, 2007