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adjective
(also ash blond)
(of a person's hair) very pale blonde.
‘she had straight, ash blonde hair’- ‘She had a flawless peaches-and-cream complexion and ash-blonde hair, which, if occasionally aided by the peroxide bottle, lacked the brassiness of some of her contemporaries'. Her slightly crossed green eyes only added to her charms.’
- ‘Her short, layered ash-blonde hair was caught by a tiny updraft and the effect reminded Brooks and Howard of just how pure and innocent she could appear.’
- ‘But I didn't have a chance to gawk at him much longer, even though his short, ash-blonde hair, hazel-green eyes, and muscular frame were totally alluring.’
- ‘She had short, ash-blonde hair, high cheek bones, and trendy thin-wire-oval-frame glasses set before her opaque brown eyes.’
- ‘Her normally perfect ash-blonde hair was plastered to her forehead, and her cheekbones glistened in the dim light.’
- ‘Eve scowled prettily, flipping her ash-blonde hair over her shoulder.’
- ‘Roberta Masterson's thick ash-blonde hair is shorter than it was when Chelsea left for school this morning.’
- ‘Straight ash-blonde hair fell down past her shoulders, and her skin was unnaturally pale as if she were used to having a tan.’
- ‘She's tall, with ash-blonde hair, and attractive in a home-cooked-meal kind of way.’
- ‘Wisps of ash-blonde hair emerged from under the hood, though Ahron could not see his eyes.’
- ‘The woman, a tall, broad-shouldered woman with abundant ash-blond hair, fell into Sarah's arms.’
- ‘Janet has freckles on her nose and unruly ash-blond hair and green bulb earrings the size of Yule ornaments.’
- ‘One had shaggy ash-blond hair that was pulled back into a rather sloppy ponytail in the back of his neck.’
- ‘Soren came back up the stairs, her long ash-blond hair swishing behind her like a horse's mane.’
- ‘Her round, tanned face was framed by ash-blond, nearly white hair which flowed unrestrained over her shoulders and reached past her waist.’
- ‘His blond hair, several shades darker than ash-blond, was once cut short so that no lock of hair was longer than his thumb.’
- ‘Harold smoothed her ash-blonde curls and kissed her forehead.’
- ‘She turned on her heel, tossing ash-blonde ringlets over her shoulder.’
- ‘She induced an involuntary gasp from the branch as she pouted and flicked her ash-blonde tresses over a lovely shoulder.’
- ‘She's got ash blond hair, hazel eyes, and this optimistic attitude that makes it easy for her to be everyone's favorite.’
- ‘She was very pretty and petite, with ash blond hair and warm blue-green eyes.’
noun
(also ash blond)
A person with very pale blonde hair (typically used of a woman).
‘She was a small-framed ash blonde with a little too much makeup and a receding chin.’- ‘‘Ooh, the shady part of town,’ the ash-blonde whistled in excitement.’
- ‘The ash blond smiled innocently at the glare the tall brunette threw in her direction.’
- ‘She's an ash-blond with startlingly blue eyes.’
blond, blonde, yellow, yellowish, golden, flaxen, light, light brown, light-coloured, strawberry blonde, tow-coloured, platinum, ash blonde, bleached, bleached-blonde, sun-bleached, peroxide, bottle-blonde
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