Examples of 'want a haircut' in a sentence
Meaning of "want a haircut"
want a haircut - This phrase is a direct expression or request for getting a hair trimmed, styled, or altered by a hairdresser or barber. It is commonly used when indicating the desire or need for a new hairstyle or hair grooming services
How to use "want a haircut" in a sentence
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want a haircut
I want a haircut if you are not too busy.
You can say you want a haircut.
I want a haircut and a shave.
I do not want a haircut.
I want a haircut Funeral for Lucy.
I did not want a haircut.
B's hair was quite long and he didn't want a haircut.
If you did not want a haircut you did not have to get one.
But we still want what we want . We want a haircut.
You want a haircut.
I will have one sent over . You want a haircut.
We want a haircut.
Yeah, me wantin' a haircut in Roxbury? You can say you want a haircut.
Do you want a haircut too?
Get off of me! I do not want a haircut.
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You want a haircut here?
Grandpa, I do not want a haircut.
If you want a haircut or hair color, they also have it too!
Said to myself, I want a haircut.
If you didn't want a haircut you didn't have to get one. This is not Russia.
I can imagine . - I do not want a haircut.
I want a haircut if you're not too busy. Excuse me, sir.
Costumer, I want a haircut please.
No, I do not want a haircut.
Hey. Do you want a haircut too?
