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Meanings of have a manicure in English

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Usage of have a manicure in English
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But I really meant to have a manicure today.
The Lookout Man
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I have a manicure scheduled for three o'clock.
Hula Done It?
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Gracie was having a manicure and pedicure in her room.
Big girl: a novel
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She's having a manicure when she phones wholesome Jane and demands a response to an e-mail.
The Irish Times
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I had a manicure four days ago.
Norway to hide: a passport to peril mystery
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The first question Liza asked was whether they had a manicure, hair-dresser and boot-black in the village.
Defenders of Democracy / Contributions from representative men a...
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In fact, the brief flash she'd had of his long fingers, she'd have sworn he had a manicure.
Here comes trouble
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We did an episode on manicures, and we had an African-American man who has a manicure spot for men.
Ebony
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"Not too bad because this one had a manicure," Mario said.
Stash
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"She was down to have a manicure at nine," Anne told the receptionist.
The cold light of mourning
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"I 've never had a manicure and pedicure or made cookies."
Don't cry
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His wife was looking stunning tonight-herred hair had been beautifully cut that afternoon, and she'd had a manicure as well.
New york: the novel
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Ms. Thompson was last seen on Saturday morning having a manicure at the Happy Hands salon, Station Road, owned by Penny Brannigan.
The cold light of mourning
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She looked like a bum, and always went to the gym that way, and had n't had a manicure in over a week.
Big girl: a novel
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Claudia Mueller, 39, who works in a recruitment agency, is waiting for a friend who is having a manicure, but she didn't have one herself.
Reuters
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"I don't know, I guess I'll have a manicure after all," he droned, and excitedly watched her coming, dark-haired, smiling, tender, little.
Babbitt
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