coiffed

Her hair had not been coiffed by the high-elbowed artist with the waving-tongs.

Very desirable was the lady; passing tender of body, and sweet of vesture, coiffed and fretted with gold.

They were painted a cream white, and drawn by a pair of white horses, coiffed with white plumes.

I was struck by her regal bearing, her poise, her coiffed hair, and her dazzling but tasteful jewelry.

I now saw her a pale brunette, coiffed in a rich gold band ornamented with precious stones.

A 'bonne' coiffed with ribbon shepherded two little girls with pig-tails and frilled drawers.

Superbly gowned and coiffed and otherwise decorated, she went, and her entrance was the sensation of the evening.

In the Rue de lHopital one sees two coiffed towers rising high above the surrounding gables.

When will you be coiffed with your big bell a hundred feet under ground, cursed bellringer?

The bride wore a dress of rich white silk, and was coiffed with a scarf of some precious lace, in lieu of a veil.