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Meanings of manicure in English

A person who performs cosmetic treatment of hands and fingernails.

Usage of manicure in English
1
Her nail polish was beginning to chip off; she needed a manicure.
Starstruck
2
But chemical engineers aren't the primary target market for a modern manicure.
Wired
3
True or False: Soaking your nails makes for a good manicure False.
Ebony
4
His wide, blunt hands had enjoyed a manicure a few days earlier.
The hellfire club
5
I've gone this far, I might as well give myself a manicure.
The cold light of mourning
6
He wore monogrammed shirts and rarely went a week without a manicure.
Priceless: how I went undercover to rescue the world's stolen tr...
7
The Trend: Show off your quirky side with this chic statement manicure.
Ebony
8
Check out the details for this beautiful manicure to get you started.
Ebony
9
This also made it totally impossible for him to get a manicure.
Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods
10
To add dimension to your manicure, try these chic ombre thumb accents.
Ebony
11
Health and Self A nonjudgmental gym, Portuguese soap, and a throwback manicure.
NY Magazine
12
Maybe the manicure lady was backed up and she had to wait.
The cold light of mourning
13
One does not think of the manicure girl at such a time.
The Mischief-Maker
14
I think Jessica might fit you in for a manicure and pedicure.
Don't cry
15
I basically had a black-tip French manicure on my toe, she quipped.
News.com.au
16
He's walking in his sleep, and thinks this is a manicure stable.
The Silver Horde
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common