"baby hair" meaning in English

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      "examples": [
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          "ref": "2003, Darcel Turner, Dana Dances on Paper",
          "text": "Medium size cornrows going back with a curl at the end of each braid. A silky, smooth, hairline, highlighted with soft black baby hairs.",
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        "A fine, wispy strand of hair at the edge of a person's (usually a woman's) hairline."
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          "strand",
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          "hairline",
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        "(dialect, usually countable) A fine, wispy strand of hair at the edge of a person's (usually a woman's) hairline."
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      "glosses": [
        "The hair of a baby."
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        "(uncountable) The hair of a baby."
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          "name": "Hair",
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          "ref": "1919, Eleanor Atkinson, The how and why Library",
          "text": "You shed your hair, too. Old hairs fall out nearly every day, and new baby hairs grow in their places .",
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        },
        {
          "ref": "1931, Lida Louise Fleitmann, The Horse in Art: From Primitive Times to the Present",
          "text": "He has not made the mistake of giving us a smaller horse, but shows us all the coltish attributes, the curling baby hair on the flanks, the slim gawky legs, and above all the concave face and[…]",
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      "glosses": [
        "Any immature or fine strand of hair, or (uncountably) a collection of such hairs. (Compare baby tooth, baby fat.)"
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          "baby tooth",
          "baby tooth#English"
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          "baby fat",
          "baby fat#English"
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        "(countable, uncountable) Any immature or fine strand of hair, or (uncountably) a collection of such hairs. (Compare baby tooth, baby fat.)"
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          "text": "Medium size cornrows going back with a curl at the end of each braid. A silky, smooth, hairline, highlighted with soft black baby hairs.",
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        "(dialect, usually countable) A fine, wispy strand of hair at the edge of a person's (usually a woman's) hairline."
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        "The hair of a baby."
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          "text": "You shed your hair, too. Old hairs fall out nearly every day, and new baby hairs grow in their places .",
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        },
        {
          "ref": "1931, Lida Louise Fleitmann, The Horse in Art: From Primitive Times to the Present",
          "text": "He has not made the mistake of giving us a smaller horse, but shows us all the coltish attributes, the curling baby hair on the flanks, the slim gawky legs, and above all the concave face and[…]",
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      ],
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        "Any immature or fine strand of hair, or (uncountably) a collection of such hairs. (Compare baby tooth, baby fat.)"
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        "(countable, uncountable) Any immature or fine strand of hair, or (uncountably) a collection of such hairs. (Compare baby tooth, baby fat.)"
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