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Meanings of manicurist in English

A person who performs cosmetic treatment of hands and fingernails.

Usage of manicurist in English
1
The manicurist laughed knowingly, and the next remark caught the woman's attention.
The Poisoned Pen
2
This one was a gift from a manicurist I'm sort of dating.
Don't cry
3
Imelda, my manicurist, politely worked around it as if it weren't there.
Stand by your hitman
4
Every Alaskan falls in love with a manicurist at some time or other.
The Silver Horde
5
Suddenly she stroked the bandaged hand,-asan amiable manicurist might have done-andarose.
West Wind Drift
6
He don't need a manicurist; what he wants is a blacksmith.
The Silver Horde
7
How can the barber support the manicurist who has had twelve?
Stories from Everybody's Magazine
8
Emily's mother sat next to her, flinching as the manicurist clipped her cuticles.
Pretty Little Secrets
9
Beside her, a manicurist painstakingly attaches rhinestones to a set of long acrylic nails.
The Guardian
10
This week we caught up with Charlottesville and Richmond, VA based freelance manicurist Kay.
Ebony
11
These included a masseuse, a manicurist, and a maid to look after the lapdogs.
France at War: On the Frontier of Civilization
12
He absolutely refused to allow me to be a manicurist.
The Red Cross Girl
13
The manicurist, after one quick upward glance, continued her work.
Fire-Tongue
14
There's a charming little manicurist wants to flirt with you.
The Mischief-Maker
15
They are a disparate group of dispossessed farmers, enthusiastic ecologists, and at least one manicurist.
The Irish Times
16
I went to beauty school to get my manicurist license and the rest is history.
Ebony
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