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Meaning of quoif
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quoif (n. & v. t.)
See Coif.
quoif Sentence Examples
- The elaborate quoif adorned the duchess's head, framing her delicate features.
- The hair stylist spent hours crafting an intricate quoif for the bride's special day.
- The painting depicted a noblewoman with a fashionable quoif that defined the height of Elizabethan fashion.
- The queen's quoif was a symbol of her status and authority, as it was only worn by those of royal lineage.
- The young girl's hair was arranged in a simple quoif, leaving her bangs to frame her innocent face.
- The museum displayed a collection of antique quoifs, each one showcasing the changing hairstyles of different eras.
- The actress wore an elaborate quoif for her role as the eccentric countess, bringing the character's flamboyant personality to life.
- The quoif was traditionally made of linen, silk, or wire, and could be decorated with feathers, beads, or precious stones.
- The hairdresser's scissors deftly cut and trimmed the hair, creating a voluminous quoif that would hold for hours.
- The ballerina's quoif was a work of art, with each strand of hair carefully secured in place to enhance her graceful movements.
FAQs About the word quoif
See Coif.
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The elaborate quoif adorned the duchess's head, framing her delicate features.
The hair stylist spent hours crafting an intricate quoif for the bride's special day.
The painting depicted a noblewoman with a fashionable quoif that defined the height of Elizabethan fashion.
The queen's quoif was a symbol of her status and authority, as it was only worn by those of royal lineage.
