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pomade

[po-meyd, -mahd, poh-] / pɒˈmeɪd, -ˈmɑd, poʊ- /
VERB
oil
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK


Example Sentences

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We were close enough that I could smell the pomade coming off that immaculate pompadour.

From Los Angeles Times

And when the Fuller company had manufacturing problems, they began making their own products: scalp creams, oil shampoos and pomades that they mixed at home and poured into old mayonnaise jars.

From New York Times

Stan had his hair dyed, chemically straightened and slicked with pomade to achieve the drummer’s sweaty, dirty locks.

From Los Angeles Times

Zinc works for both ultraviolet rays and icy winds but some athletes prefer specialized products such as Dermatone, a pomade that comes in round tins like shoe polish and promises to deter frostbite.

From Los Angeles Times

The final stages included curling, dying, powdering, and pomades.

From BBC