How Do You Spell POMADE?

Pronunciation: [pˈɒme͡ɪd] (IPA)

Pomade is a hair styling product that has been used for centuries. It is pronounced "poʊˈmeɪd" with stress on the first syllable. The word originates from the French "pommade" which means "ointment," which in turn comes from the Latin "pomum" meaning "apple," a reference to the oily consistency of the product. The correct spelling of the word is pomade, with the "e" at the end instead of "ade" to differentiate it from other words ending in "-ade."

POMADE Meaning and Definition

  1. Pomade refers to a type of hair styling product commonly used to achieve and maintain various hairstyles. It is a greasy or waxy substance that is primarily used to add shine and hold to the hair. Pomades can come in various forms, including water-based, oil-based, or a combination of both.

    Pomade differs from other hair products like gels, mousses, or sprays in its texture and performance. It typically has a thicker consistency, smooth and greasy to the touch, which allows it to be easily distributed through the hair. This quality enables pomades to provide long-lasting hold, perfect for creating sleek, polished, and well-defined hairstyles.

    The versatility of pomades allows users to achieve a range of looks, from classic and retro styles to modern and trendy ones. They make it possible to mold and shape the hair, keeping it in place without stiffness or flaking. Additionally, pomades often provide a glossy or shiny finish, enhancing the hair's natural luster and giving it a more polished appearance.

    While traditional pomades were typically oil-based and could be difficult to wash out, newer water-based versions have been developed. Water-based pomades are easier to remove and offer a lighter hold, making them more suitable for everyday use.

    In summary, pomade is a hair styling product that provides strong hold, shine, and versatility, making it a go-to choice for individuals seeking sleek and well-defined hairstyles.

  2. Pomatum.

    A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

  3. A fragrant or perfumed ointment for the hair.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for POMADE

Etymology of POMADE

The word "pomade" is derived from the French word "pommade", which itself comes from the Latin word "pomum" meaning "apple". Originally, "pommade" referred to an ointment or perfumed oil made from apples or apple extracts. Over time, the term expanded to include hair products, specifically referring to scented creams or waxes used for styling and grooming hair. The association with apples is believed to stem from the use of apple-scented ingredients or the idea that the pomade gave hair a smooth, shiny texture reminiscent of a polished apple.

Similar spelling words for POMADE

Plural form of POMADE is POMADES

Conjugate verb Pomade

CONDITIONAL

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

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be pomading
you would be pomading
he/she/it would be pomading
we would be pomading
they would be pomading

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have pomade
you would have pomade
he/she/it would have pomade
we would have pomade
they would have pomade

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been pomading
you would have been pomading
he/she/it would have been pomading
we would have been pomading
they would have been pomading

FUTURE

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

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be pomading
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we will be pomading
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FUTURE PERFECT

I will have pomaded
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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been pomading
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we will have been pomading
they will have been pomading

IMPERATIVE

you pomade
we let´s pomade

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to pomade

PAST

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

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was pomading
you were pomading
he/she/it was pomading
we were pomading
they were pomading

PAST PARTICIPLE

pomaded

PAST PERFECT

I had pomaded
you had pomaded
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we had pomaded
they had pomaded

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been pomading
you had been pomading
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PRESENT

I pomade
you pomade
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we pomade
they pomade

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am pomading
you are pomading
he/she/it is pomading
we are pomading
they are pomading

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

pomading

PRESENT PERFECT

I have pomaded
you have pomaded
he/she/it has pomaded
we have pomaded
they have pomaded

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been pomading
you have been pomading
he/she/it has been pomading
we have been pomading
they have been pomading

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