edgar
edgar — noun
1. a haircut where the hair is left long and thick on top, cut straight across the
a haircut where the hair is left long and thick on top, cut straight across the forehead as a fringe, and kept short on the sides and back
After watching the video, Ishaan asked for an Edgar cut with extra length on top.
collocation: an Edgar cut / an Edgar haircut
The new Edgar style suits Daichi because his hair is naturally thick and straight.
Manuela told her cousin that an Edgar haircut would hide his high forehead well.
Emre's barber recommended an Edgar cut to make his thin hair look fuller on top.
- bowl cut
similar fringe but evenly round all over, without the short sides / back contrast
- curtain fringe
long fringe parted in the middle, not as thick across the forehead
- mullet
short at front and sides but long at the back — the opposite shape
文法句型
edgar + noun (cut / haircut / style)
get / ask for + an Edgar
用法筆記
Always capitalised. The word typically combines with 'cut', 'haircut', or 'style' — e.g. 'an Edgar cut', 'get an Edgar'. The hairstyle is named after a character in the 1997 film Men in Black.
常見錯誤
2. a short way of referring to the Edgar Allan Poe Award, a statuette given every y
a short way of referring to the Edgar Allan Poe Award, a statuette given every year to the best mystery, crime, or detective writing
Christopher stayed up reading the novel that won an Edgar for best mystery.
collocation: win an Edgar
The librarian showed Quan a shelf of books with gold Edgar stickers on their covers.
Imani wants to win an Edgar for her detective series when she grows up.
The Edgar for best first novel went to a story about a painter in Taipei.
- Hugo Award
award for science fiction and fantasy, not mystery
- Agatha Award
award for traditional mysteries, named after Agatha Christie
文法句型
win / receive + an Edgar
Edgar + noun (Award / winner)
用法筆記
Capitalised. Used with or without the full name 'Edgar Award'. The definite article is possible ('the Edgar') but less common than 'an Edgar'. Awards are given by the Mystery Writers of America.