braidlike

adj

adj

Etymology From braid + -like.

Resembling or characteristic of a braid.

And for a specialty style, like dreadlocks or the popular flat twist, in which the hair is coiled tightly against the scalp in braidlike rows, customers often visit far trendier salons where the simplest look starts at $100.2007 February 11, Tim Murphy, “Amid Shifting Streets, a Wash and a Trim”, in New York Times:

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