Definition of «mohawk»

The term Mohawk refers to a specific Native American tribe, as well as their traditional hairstyle. The Mohawks are an Iroquois-speaking tribe who originally inhabited the Mohawk Valley in New York State. They are known for their fierce warrior culture and their distinctive haircut, which involves shaving all of the hair off except for a strip down the middle of the head. The mohawk has become a symbol of rebellion and independence, often associated with punk subculture.

Usage examples

  1. I love the new hairstyle I got yesterday - a bold and funky Mohawk!
  2. He decided to stand out in the crowd by dyeing his Mohawk bright blue.
  3. The punk rock singer sported a colorful, spiked Mohawk during their energetic performance.
  4. She styled her Mohawk with gel to create a sleek and edgy look.
  5. My friend thought it would be fun to shave his side hair into a Mohawk for a punk-themed party.

Sentences with «mohawk»

  • I'm with mohawk on this one — can't see him leaving, certainly not before Wenger. (justarsenal.com)
  • WHO DOES DEFENSIVE DRIVING ONLINE IN MOHAWK NEW YORK? (drivinguniversity.com)
  • glad you had such a lovely birthday celebration -LRB-: you look gorgeous as usual and ginger is ridiculously cute with the doggie mohawk of sorts -LRB-; xo (mlovesm.com)
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