Frizzed [adjective]

Well, monsieur, my object is to make those who come here to have their hair cut or frizzed enjoy themselves.

His hair was frizzed and stiffened until it stood half a foot away from his scalp and was adorned with shells.

Abbie was dressed in her Sunday togs and her hair was frizzed till she couldn't wrinkle her forehead.

Mame laughed in her throat, smoothed her frizzed blonde hair, sold a paper of pins and an emery heart.

For the wedding ceremony, the man's hair was tightly frizzed by Maniort, the leading hair-dresser of the day.

Just then Lady Probyn came up, followed by an elderly harpy in spectacles and false, much-frizzed fringe.

But Mas'r Dick—well, his heart is all frizzed up, jes' as I telled ye afore.

She was the stoutest of the four, tightly laced in an ancient silk, with frizzed hair standing erect from bulging temples.

She had fastened, to attract his admiration, a little bunch of rose geranium leaves and heliotrope in her tightly frizzed hair.

Her hair, very tightly frizzed, projected from beneath the brim of her straw hat on both sides.