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finger wave
noun
Hairdressing.
- a wave set by impressing the fingers into hair dampened by lotion or water.
finger wave
noun
- hairdressing a wave set in wet hair by using fingers and comb only
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Word History and Origins
Origin of finger wave1
First recorded in 1930–35
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“Which is so funny because normally you’d be like, ‘Oh, wow, look at this beautiful finger wave, but because it was on Nellie it was so wrong.”
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Shelby Swain: I have a fan chair — one of those fan chairs they had in the ’80s — and I did a finger wave.
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Farewell finger waves and long voluminous pageant curls.
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I used an aunt of mine, because she kind of embodies who Shug Avery is — the finger waves, the red lips, cigarette in one hand and some brown liquor in the other hand.
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“I think I’m a great role model for the kids, because a lot of kids love the finger wave.”
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