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braid

[breyd] / breɪd /
NOUN
interwoven hair style
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She said new techniques allowing for the leaves to be conserved gives them more time to design more intricate braids.

From Seattle Times

This week, she’s been at the church up to 12 hours a day, training volunteers to braid palm crucifixes they will sell at Mass, to help keep the lights on in the shrinking parish.

From Seattle Times

Small angels in matching braids with white beads, and guardian soldiers with fake wooden rifles, followed.

From New York Times

These hoses have a different material braid design, making them more robust and able to handle the wear and tear of steering and suspension.

From Washington Times

Wearing a white dress, her blond hair braided atop her head wrapped in a gold-leaf tiara, she was baptized in the Aegean Sea.

From Seattle Times