How Do You Spell PERMED?

Pronunciation: [pˈɜːmd] (IPA)

Permed is a verb that refers to the process of giving hair a permanent wave. The word is pronounced /pɜːmd/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The phonetic transcription shows that the first syllable is pronounced with the vowel sound in "her" and the second syllable is pronounced with the vowel sound in "bed". The final consonant is a voiced dental fricative sound (/ð/) which is spelled with the letters "-ed" in English. Therefore, the correct spelling of the word is "permed" with one "r".

PERMED Meaning and Definition

  1. Permed, short for "permanently waved," is an adjective used to describe the act of chemically altering the structure of one's hair in order to create long-lasting curls or waves. Often associated with women's hairstyles, this process involves applying chemical solutions to the hair that break and reform the disulfide bonds present in the hair's protein structure. This results in the hair retaining a desired curl or wave pattern, even after washing or styling.

    A typical perming procedure involves wrapping sections of the hair around rods or rollers of various sizes and applying the chemical solution. After a specified period of time, the solution is rinsed out, and a neutralizing agent is applied to lock the hair into its new shape. This establishes the desired texture, volume, and curl pattern.

    The effects of perming can vary depending on the individual's natural hair type, the technique used, and the specific chemical products applied. Permed hair often requires special care and maintenance, as it can be more prone to dryness and damage. This can involve using gentle shampoos and conditioners, avoiding excessive heat styling, and using products specifically formulated for permed hair to maintain its condition and style.

    Perming was very popular in the 1980s but has since seen a decline in popularity. However, it still remains as a common hairstyling option for individuals seeking long-lasting curls or waves.

Common Misspellings for PERMED

Etymology of PERMED

The term permed is derived from the word perm, which is a shortened form of permanent wave. The word permanent refers to a type of chemical treatment or process used to create wavy or curly hair that lasts for an extended period. The term perm has been in use since the early 20th century, and permed is simply the past tense or past participle form of perm.

Similar spelling words for PERMED

Conjugate verb Permed

CONDITIONAL

I would perm
we would perm
you would perm
he/she/it would perm
they would perm

FUTURE

I will perm
we will perm
you will perm
he/she/it will perm
they will perm

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have permed
we will have permed
you will have permed
he/she/it will have permed
they will have permed

PAST

I permed
we permed
you permed
he/she/it permed
they permed

PAST PERFECT

I had permed
we had permed
you had permed
he/she/it had permed
they had permed

PRESENT

I perm
we perm
you perm
he/she/it perms
they perm

PRESENT PERFECT

I have permed
we have permed
you have permed
he/she/it has permed
they have permed
I am perming
we are perming
you are perming
he/she/it is perming
they are perming
I was perming
we were perming
you were perming
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they were perming
I will be perming
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I would have permed
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