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  • kalayzich Bilby was a legal word in scrabble in 2007
    I was born on an Italian ship
    The ship was SS Roma
    My middle name is francesco and I am bald on top
    I have been to Tasmania in 1986 two weeks
    still studying hair
    the anagram of tomatoes is ostomate Jul 27, 2012

  • bilby I remember an interview with the Italian footballer, Francesco Totti. The journalist, feeding on speculation, asked if Totti would like it if a Mr X became the new manager of Totti's team, Roma. Mr X was a reasonably well known manager, and often wore a baseball cap because he was embarassed about being bald. 'Why not,' said Totti, 'I've never had a peeled one.' He used the word for peeled (tomato) to mean bald. It was funny. Jul 27, 2012

  • kalayzich hair grows after we die,so are we really dead?
    a tonsure is a sort of a bald
    some women really dig bald
    skinheads are as rare as rocking horse manure around here Jul 27, 2012

  • kalayzich i guess i will. Im from Australia.Send me list on" bald"
    who can forget romper stomper film? Jul 27, 2012

  • bilby Does bald count as a hairstyle? I see you've listed skinhead. What if a skinhead goes bald and we don't notice the transition? Jul 27, 2012

  • kalayzich 2. In form Mohican (also mohican). Designating a hairstyle in which the head is shaved except for a strip of hair running centrally from the middle of the forehead to the back of the neck.The Mohican hairstyle imitates a traditional deer-hair topknot worn by males of certain north-eastern American Indian peoples; the specific attribution to the Mohican peoples probably derives from the writings of J. Fenimore Cooper, either through conventionalized illustrations in certain editions or through film adaptations of the novels.

    The Mohican is now usually distinguished from the Mohawk (Mohawk n. 4) by the fact that the strip of hair is grown long and stiffened to stand erect or in spikes (a style associated particularly with punks in the 1970s and 1980s); however, in earlier use the two terms appear to have been more or less synonymous (Mohican being more usual in Britain, Mohawk more usual in the United States). Jul 26, 2012

  • kalayzich 1990 Elle (U.S. ed.) Aug. 142/1 Within a few years the world knew about dreadlocks, the medusalike hairstyle favored by Rastas.OED Jul 26, 2012