layer
1 of 2verb/ˈleɪər/
Forms:layers,layering,layered,layered
1
to cut hair at different lengths in a way that forms overlapping layers
transitive- She layered her hair to add volume and texture.
- The stylist layered his hair to create a more dynamic look.
- He asked for his hair to be layered to reduce the bulk and enhance the shape.
- She layered the hair in the back to create a smooth, flowing effect.
- The barber layered his hair, giving it a modern appearance.
2
to arrange or stack something in a series of distinct levels or sheets
transitive- The baker layers cake and frosting to create a delicious and visually appealing dessert.
- The chef frequently layers ingredients to create flavorful dishes.
- She is currently layering clothes to stay warm in the cold weather.
- They recently layered paint on the canvas to add depth to the artwork.
- Can you please layer the lasagna with noodles, sauce, and cheese?