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plait

[pleyt, plat] / pleɪt, plæt /


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From then onwards, she could plait or braid or do whatever fancy things she wanted with her hair.

From BBC

Anyone who had a plait in the game would have had their hair done by Detysha - she set up a little salon in the team room.

From BBC

The lockdown locks were given to South Shields Museum and Art Gallery, which already houses author Catherine Cookson's plaits.

From BBC

Artefacts found at the caves include a 28,000-year-old animal bone tool and a 4,000-year-old belt made of plaited human hair.

From BBC

In Romania, marten and weasels are said to plait horses’ manes in the night, resulting in twisted and tangled manes the next morning.

From Washington Times