haircutted

There was the Indian Scalp Burn. This was done by placing the palm flat against the newly haircutted back of another kid’s neck and pushing up against the grain.

1957, Robert Paul Smith, “Where Did You Go?” “Out.” “What Did You Do?” “Nothing.”, New York, N.Y.: Pocket Books, published 1959, page 114

She glanced back in a feminine way at Frank Nelsen, a tall, lean guy of nineteen, butch-haircutted and snub featured.

1961, Raymond Z. Gallun, The Planet Strappers, Pyramid Books, page 5

It opens in Paris and we see a feminine Jean Seberg, not the boy-haircutted androgyne Preminger turned her into for Saint Joan and the new-wave “boys” subsequently exploited.

1963 October, Ellen Fitzpatrick, “In the French Style”, in Films in Review, volume XIV, number 8, page 496

And if this is so, did my neatly haircutted self have in common with today’s shaggy hairs, not individual bravery, but herd conformity?

1972, Nathan Perlmutter, A Bias of Reflections: Confessions of an Incipient Old Jew, New Rochelle, N.Y.: Arlington House, →ISBN, page 106

Jean falls in something like love with Alice in this moment, her heart stung by how game Alice is trying to be through her wet-eyed, skinny, lousy-haircutted misery.

1997 spring, Carol Anshaw, “Elvis Has Left the Building”, in Story, volume 45, number 2, F&W Publications, Inc., page 53