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Examples
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While the performances at times relied a little too much on "hairography," the ladies of Orchesis were able to play up their feminine assets without stooping to hoochie levels.
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Rachel, however, reassures him that all they were watching was smoke and mirrors, "hairography" if you will.
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When he sees their fabulous, over-the-top performance, he thinks New Directions needs some "hairography" (flashy hair tossing).
chron.com Chronicle 2009
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Taylor Swift flies over the crowd on a platform, tears away her white dress, is backed by a choir and flips her hair in some Glee-inspired “hairography.”
Taylor Swift ACM Awards Performance: “Should’ve Said No” (Video) 2010
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The show, which returned last week after a four-month break, has inspired two additions to the English language: gleek, someone who is a geek for Glee; and hairography, choreography heavily dependent on the swinging and tossing of tresses.
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At rehearsal Brittany offers to show the club how hairography should be done, which seems to mainly involve looking like you've just been hit by a taser; "it's like cool epilepsy," apparently.
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The show, which returned last week after a four-month break, has inspired two additions to the English language: gleek, someone who is a geek for Glee; and hairography, choreography heavily dependent on the swinging and tossing of tresses.
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At stltoday. com/stylefile, Debra Bass questioned the impact of hairography on the teens and tweens who follow the singers who practice it.
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The show, which returned last week after a four-month break, has inspired two additions to the English language: gleek, someone who is a geek for Glee; and hairography, choreography heavily dependent on the swinging and tossing of tresses.
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The show, which returned last week after a four-month break, has inspired two additions to the English language: gleek, someone who is a geek for Glee; and hairography, choreography heavily dependent on the swinging and tossing of tresses.
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