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What do you call the implement that holds hair in a ponytail?


What do you call the thing holding up your hair?  

  1. 1. What do you call the thing holding up your hair?

    • Hair tie
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    • Hair elastic
      24
    • Hair band
      52
    • Pony-tail holder
      220
    • Hair Scrunchie
      16
    • Hair Do-Dad
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    • Something Else
      80


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I voted ponytail holder, but when my dds were little, we called them "pretties". A hair band is one of those wide bands shaped like a horseshoe, and a scrunchy is a wider, fabric covered elastic band used to pull hair back into a pony tail. But the skinny elastic ones are ponytail holders.

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Voting something else here because depending on what the actual tool is, the name changes. A scrunchie is a fabric covered band. A plain band is called a ponytail holder or an elastic. Since we also use uncovered rubber bands in dd's hair those are called the hair bands or rubber bands.

 

:iagree: Exactly.

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40 years ago when I was in 3rd grade, my mom was pregnant, stressed because my dad was away working, and trying to keep the house running. She had to put my hair in a ponytail every day and she was so flustered she started calling the things 'dingalings' They were the ones with a little ball on each end- you wrapped it around the ponytail and crossed the balls over each other.

Anyway.....I was attending a Catholic school and I mentioned one day that I liked a friend's dingaling. Sister Mary Carol went beserk on me for using that word.

Not that it left a lasting impression or anything.

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40 years ago when I was in 3rd grade, my mom was pregnant, stressed because my dad was away working, and trying to keep the house running. She had to put my hair in a ponytail every day and she was so flustered she started calling the things 'dingalings' They were the ones with a little ball on each end- you wrapped it around the ponytail and crossed the balls over each other.

Anyway.....I was attending a Catholic school and I mentioned one day that I liked a friend's dingaling. Sister Mary Carol went beserk on me for using that word.

Not that it left a lasting impression or anything.

 

That is hilarious! LOL! Yes, dingaling meant something quite different when I was a kid!

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Voting something else here because depending on what the actual tool is, the name changes. A scrunchie is a fabric covered band. A plain band is called a ponytail holder or an elastic. Since we also use uncovered rubber bands in dd's hair those are called the hair bands or rubber bands.

 

:iagree:

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Voting something else here because depending on what the actual tool is, the name changes. A scrunchie is a fabric covered band. A plain band is called a ponytail holder or an elastic. Since we also use uncovered rubber bands in dd's hair those are called the hair bands or rubber bands.

 

:iagree: This - a scrunchie is fabric covered, a rubber band is an uncovered office supply. The coated rubber bands that come in various colors from Goody we call a ponytail holder or a hair tie.

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:lol::lol: When my girls were little I called them woogies. As in 'go get a ponytail woogie." Then I realized they thought that was what those things were really called and I was appalled. Acckk

 

Of course when my first girl was 2 she thought ice cream was called 'some', because I had given it to her and said. "would you like some?' Later she would lean on the fridge and pat it and say some...some..some.

 

It is a miracle they learned english at all.

:lol:

 

 

This is hilarious! :lol::lol:

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