Translation for 'toupee' from English to Russian

toupee

тупей {м}

• On February 9, 2006, Bass addressed a notable piece of Baltimore folklore - the disappearance of his toupee in 1986.
• Church had been reaching not for a gun, but his toupee.
• Late in his career MacCormack teamed up with recently widowed Nelson Eddy for a live concert in Chicago, leaving his flowing toupee at home and letting his fans see him as the simple radio announcer "behind the curtain" that he really was.
• Bean proceeds to use the hair clipper but accidentally shaves off Roger's toupee, causing it to get stuck in the clipper.
• It features them wearing sombreros and ponchos, with Collins sporting a bushy fake mustache, a toupee, and a five o'clock shadow.

• He likewise borrowed Earl Long's criticisms of Morrison as a toupee-wearing city slicker out of touch with rural voters.
• As such, he took to wearing a toupee again throughout the film, as he did in the previous film, "At the Circus".
• Howerd's home, Wavering Down, is a tourist attraction and, in the summer, hosts concerts and opens regularly as a museum of Howerd's collection of memorabilia and personal effects such as his false teeth and ill-fitting toupee, to raise funds for charity.
• Ed Marlo was also noted for his ever present toupee.
• For example, a discussion about the New Zealand national rugby league team collapsed into laughter when Birmingham praised, among others, the performance of "the centre, Waisiwerina Silitupe" ("Why's he wearing a silly toupee? ...

• Reeves' biographer Larry Jordan criticized the record company for the album's weak packaging—a black-and-white photograph of Reeves that had been "tinted a garish green" and that showed him "wearing a toupee that looked like some sort of an animal ready to leap off his head."
• He wore a toupee in most of his later roles. The exception was the "Remington Steele" episode "Steele in the News" (4 March 1983), in which Cannon played a TV news anchor who only wore his toupee while broadcasting.
• She uses her chewing gum to stick on a sleeping man's toupee, and waters the flowers in a lady's hat.
• He wore a toupee since he started balding in his early 20s.
• The viewer is given the insight that this is probably "Mr Spendoza"; a middle-aged man with very thick glasses, a toupee and wearing a raincoat.