razor-cut

verb

1. tr to trim or shape (the hair) with a razor

noun

1. a fluffy hairstyle, usually tapering at the neck, trimmed by a razor

Example Sentences

A razor cut from shaving, he sheepishly admitted, a deep one that had crusted up enough so Spitzer winced just a little bit while sipping coffee.

From Los Angeles Times

So which way should the Razor cut?

From Salon

“When I was a kid in Bangladesh, we’d be stuck under a tree and we’d all be lined up, and the barber would come, and we’d all get the clipper cut, and then the grown-ups would come and they’d get the razor cut,” Arif said.

From Washington Post

“A scissor cut will always be heavy, a razor cut will always be light,” Mr. Forbes told Hyde.

From Washington Post

I saw a small cut next to his lip, but it looked like a razor cut.

From Literature

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