ちょんまげ
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Meanings
1
topknot hairstyle (Edo period, sumo)
usually written using kana alone
Refers to the traditional Japanese topknot worn by men in the Edo period and still worn by sumo wrestlers today.
Sumo wrestlers still wear the topknot today.
All the samurai in period dramas have topknots.
2
auxiliary
usually written using kana alonejocular, humorous
Jocular, punning form of ちょうだい used after the -te form of a verb. Informal and playful.
See also: 頂戴
Hey, grab that for me, would ya?