teased
/tizd/
adjective
- Having hair that has been deliberately made to look fuller or fluffier.
- She wore her hair teased high in a 1980s style.
- His teased afro was big and round.
- The model's teased ponytail added drama to the runway look.
verb
- Past tense of tease: to make fun of someone in a playful or unkind way.
- The kids teased the new student for his accent.
- She teased her brother about his new haircut.
- He teased his friend for being afraid of spiders.
- Past tense of tease: to gently pull or comb hair to make it look fuller or to separate fibers.
- He teased the cotton balls apart to make a soft nest.
- She teased her hair to give it more volume for the party.
- The stylist teased the wool fibers before spinning them.
- Past tense of tease: to tantalize or provoke someone by offering something desirable but not giving it.
- The cat teased the dog by dangling a toy just out of reach.
- She teased him with a hint of the surprise but wouldn't tell more.
- The advertisement teased viewers with glimpses of the new product.