Meanings of tweezer in English

Take a hot shower right before plucking your brows with a tweezer.

In an optical tweezer, scientists create a laser beam with an electromagnetic field along its length.

I personally have one the size of my fist with plasters, headache tablets, burn gel, a bandage, antiseptic, small scissors and a tweezer.

Or you can pipe and swirl and tweezer the elements onto a china plate and eat it with a dainty fork under a pergola.

The tweezer cop joined Jackson Scythe at the desk, plucked up a few hairs, and put them into a plastic bag before walking out.

The new chemo-mechanical tweezer will make it possible to characterize molecular details of macromolecular assemblies thereby offering new avenues to tailor properties of such assemblies.

An inexpensive combination tweezer and magnifying glass is made by Asher Kleinman, 250 Eighth Avenue, New York (50 cents).

He tweezered the chip; he had one shot to get this right.

A headless Cherokee Desjardins tweezered pieces of flesh and dropped them into a plastic sack.

He used only his fingertips, as if he had just tweezered something disgusting from a clogged drain.

Mrs. Karp raised a tweezered brow, let it drop, and resettled herself on her chaise to continue reading.

The guys who like guns are usually the ones found on slabs with ballistics geeks tweezering lumps of pulped metal out of their chests.

'We got crickets and fed them with a tweezer.' There had been six in the nest, but only one survived.