Associations to the word «Marcel»
Noun
- Etienne
- Dekker
- Gabriel
- Encyclopedia
- Doo
- Jean
- Nanotechnology
- Paris
- Marcel
- Paul
- Picasso
- Bloch
- Hair
- Moon
- Temp
- Yves
- Blue
- Wave
- Henri
- Georges
- Joyce
- Dauphin
- Jacques
- Rosie
- Scholastic
- Emile
- Gaston
- Slalom
- Alain
- Stade
- Pierre
- Gustave
- Gilles
- Claude
- Pablo
- Homme
- Constantin
- Orpheus
- Serge
- Alphonse
- Parisian
- Michel
- Auguste
- François
- Vichy
- Reich
- Lucien
- Marc
- Alexandre
- Jules
- Of
- Balzac
- Guillaume
- Maurice
- Jour
- Schwarz
- Raoul
- Marseille
- Rousseau
- Moreau
- Anti
- Mathieu
- Navarre
- Provost
- Antoine
- Laval
- Edmond
- Calder
- Berger
- Monde
- Palais
- Remembrance
- Hubert
- Camille
- Thierry
- Sociologist
- Marius
- Philippe
- Emmanuel
- Rouen
- Ernst
- Maison
- Nietzsche
- Mimi
- Bertrand
- Laurent
- Fencer
- Linden
- Anthropologist
- Suzanne
Wiktionary
MARCEL, noun. A hairstyle characterized by deep waves made by a curling iron.
MARCEL, noun. A marcel wave.
MARCEL, verb. (transitive) To wave hair by the marcel method.
MARCEL, verb. (transitive) (figuratively) To wave.
MARCEL, adjective. Of, producing, or related to marcel waves.
MARCEL, proper noun. A male given name
MARCEL WAVE, noun. A deep artificial wave in the hair produced by heated curling tongs.
Dictionary definition
MARCEL, noun. A hairdo characterized by deep regular waves that are made by a heated curling iron.
MARCEL, verb. Make a marcel in a woman's hair.
Wise words
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