Curly hair, especially long and flowing curly hair; also the character from the nursery rhyme 'Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary.'
Compound from 'curly' plus 'locks' (poetic/archaic term for hair), combining descriptive and poetic language about curled tresses.
This word evokes the nursery rhyme character and conjures Victorian images of children with ringlet curls—'locks' itself is a poetic, old-fashioned way to refer to hair that makes 'curlylocks' sound charming and nostalgic.
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