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bleach job

noun

Etymology

From bleach + job.

  1. derived from choppe — “piece, bargain”
  2. derived from jobben — “to jab, thrust, peck”
  3. inherited from gobbe — “mass, lump”
  4. compounded as bleach job — “bleach + job”

Definitions

  1. The act, or the result of bleaching or rebleaching (namely) the hair.

    • The days when she had worried about her nose and her teeth, and pouted because she couldn’t be a blonde, seemed far away and unreal. She had long ago given up her old dream of having a bleach job and plastic surgery and dental work.
    • A proper bleach job is best left to the professionals, but you can lift dull hair between appointments with a post-shampoo herbal rinse.

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