barnet

slang Hair. The term comes from rhyming slang in which "barnet" is short for "Barnet Fair," which rhymes with "hair." Primarily heard in UK. Do you have a hairdresser you could recommend? I need to do something about my barnet. When you have a cowlick, you never know how your barnet's going to look in the morning. Stop over on Tuesday, and I'll trim your barnet free of charge.

See also:

manscape
manscaping
get in (one's) hair
get in somebody's hair
get in/into one's hair, to
out of curl
ginger
slickum
split ends

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