gâche

Gache is a big wig worn by Korean women. Women of high social backgrounds and gisaeng wore wigs (gache). Like their western contemporaries koreans considered bigger and heavier wigs to be more aesthetic. Gache was banned by the court in the late 18th century. In 19th century yangban women began to wear jokduri, a small hat that substituted gache. However gache still enjoyed vast popularity in giseng circles. Inclusive of its decorations, a gache usually weighs about 3-4kg.
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n. trowel, hand tool with a flat face that is used to spread plaster and cement, hand tool with a curved blade used in gardening

adj. spoilt, decayed

v. temper; spoil, ruin, mar, waste; mix, mess; throw away, mess up; go to the dogs