No, but they are pretty common.
Confucius says that everyone wants to be happy and everyone hates to suffer.
Not everyone will like everyone else. Personalities, interests, and values can vary widely, leading to differences that may prevent everyone from getting along or seeing eye to eye. It's natural to have preferences and to form deeper connections with specific individuals.
The term "cowlick" comes from the way cows lick their calves in a swirling motion, which can create a similar tuft or whorl of hair on their head. This pattern of hair growth can't be easily smoothed down and tends to stick up, resembling the look of a cow's licked hair.
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It is acquired because everyone can wink
my brother had a huge cowlick on the back of his head when he woke up
"My sister woke up this moning with a huge cowlick on the back of her head".
Your cowlick makes your bangs stick up instead of lay down.
On your head
yes
Four letter words that can be made from the letters in 'cowlick' are:coilcowlkilolocilocklickwick
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if you have a cowlick, it means that you have a place on your head were hair grows more then the rest of you head.Make sence?
He was the empitomy of the archtypal 1950's boy, freckles, big ears, braces and a buzz cut with the inevitable cowlick at the front.
You can train a cowlick into a position you want but it takes time. The reason you have a cowlick is because your hair grows from the roots in that position. Each time you wash your hair, take time to dry it and comb the cowlick to where you want it. If you continue to do this for a month, the roots will start to grow in the new position.
Yes he did, and he habitually pulled at it. A cowlick is a tuft of hair that doesn't let itself be slicked down, it sort of stands on its own.
The antonym for "cowlick" would be "cowsmooth." The term "cowlick" refers to a section of hair that grows in a different direction from the rest, typically standing up or curling. Therefore, the opposite of a "cowlick" would be hair that lies flat and smooth without any irregularities.