Prom Hair

How a girl's hair looks the day of her Junior Highschool or Highschool prom. It is usually in a fancy/formal looking up-do and must usually be done at a salon.

Any style of an up-do, such as a loose, high bun with several pieces of squiggly hair dangling, is considered prom hair, as well as any other formal style that has been salon perfected. Glitter gel is also commonly used to make hair sparkle.

by Bella Muerte April 28, 2006

Hair of the Unicorn

The drug equivalent of "hair of the dog" I.e when one wakes in such a state that only taking more drugs can alleviate your symptoms ...

Last night was amazing .. I was off my trolley .. Im
Gonna need a hair of the unicorn !!

by Savaloy June 10, 2015

Swishy Hair

A hair style often worn by teenage boys where the hair length is between the eyebrows and nose and has a slight curl up at the end. The boy will often flick his head to the side making his hair 'swish' to one side therefore creating swishy hair. This hair style is often popular among the surfing community

Heyy that dude has swishy hair!

Check out the surfer with the swish

by June Snow August 22, 2009

green hair

Hair that is green. Don't see it as much nowadays.

I met this girl down in Hollywood, she had green hair but damn, she looked good! I took her to my house cause she was fine, till she whooped out a dick that was bigger than mine! - Afroman, Colt 45

by billcrosby January 7, 2005

drunk hair

When the persons hair even looks drunk ie. frizz, messy, all over the place doing its own thing

You have drunk hair. Your hair even looks drunk

by 11snehring September 26, 2010

Llama Hair

A process that smoothly or fabulous just like a Llama's hair.

That move was llama hair, nothing went wrong.

by llamalicious99 November 17, 2020

Cuttin' hair

A phrase used to replace an unthought-of witty action variable.

1. Most people say this term and hope that it baffles the person to the extent that they are too embarrassed to ask what it means which results in your excuse.

2. A vague answer that virtually means nothing.

3. People say it when they don't want to think of an excuse to say when someone asks what they are doing. It is a gentle and subtler way of saying "I don't know, you shouldn't care."

4. It can also be the act of, literally, CUTTING hair.

Esther: Hey what are you doing later tonight?

Jason: Cuttin' hair.

Esther: What...? Never mind.


Applies to 4th definition only:

Esther: Hey what are you doing later tonight?

Jason: Cuttin' hair.

Esther: Whose?

Jason: Brian.

by the haircuttee December 20, 2008