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Hotmale Posted 14 years ago
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Gelled his hair into ...

Hello,

Is is correct to say: "He gelled his hair into disarray"?

I've got doubts about the verb itself (wouldn't it be better to say "put some gel ...") and about "into".

Thank you
  

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It's correct to say "He gelled his hair into disarray". It's fine to use gel as a verb and into disarray describes into what shape (or lack of shape) he gelled his hair. Rover

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  • It's correct to say "He gelled his hair into disarray".
  • It's fine to use gel as a verb and into disarray describes into what shape (or lack of shape) he gelled his hair.
  • Rover
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It's correct to say "He gelled his hair into disarray".

It's fine to use gel as a verb and into disarray describes into what shape (or lack of shape) he gelled his hair.

Rover
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HotmaleIs it correct to say: "He gelled his hair into disarray"?
It works for me. A more creative use of language than I usually hear, but OK.

CJ
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