IPA: //ˈbiːhaɪvd//
KK: /ˈbiːhaɪvd/
Describing a hairstyle that is shaped like a beehive, typically tall and rounded, often associated with the 1960s.
She styled her hair in a beehived look for the party, reminiscent of the fashion from decades ago.
The word 'beehived' is formed from 'bee' (from Old English 'beo', meaning the insect known for producing honey) and 'hived' (from 'hive', which comes from Old English 'hyfe', meaning a structure for bees). The term 'beehived' refers to something that is filled with or resembles a hive of bees.
Think of a 'bee' as the insect that produces honey and a 'hive' as the structure where they live. This helps you remember that 'beehived' means something that is like a hive filled with bees.
No commonly confused words.