barbershop
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- noun
- /ˈbɑːrbərˌʃɑːp/
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barbería
- You see the barbershop over there?
- a barbershop sign
Once you nail the perfect hairstyle that I just got out of the barbershop feeling.
- Once you nail the perfect hairstyle that I just got out of the barbershop feeling.
- You hang out in the barbershop, you're going to get a haircut, you're going to get a haircut.
- And the cats at the barbershop, they, they came from New York.
- The barbershop was the barbershop was was tough.
- You know, like if you ever been to an old, old barbershop, right at a barbershop thing.
- Your sister's haircut, your sister's barbershop?
- So like a swinger or like Burt Reynolds, I just kept or a barbershop, just open air pornography, which was partially healing.
- I mean, it was Butcher at the barbershop and it was leveling, and I have the school picture somewhere and I look ridiculous.
Examples
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A guy goes into a barbershop, he asks for a haircut.
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Your father's father ran the Star Barbershop on Market Street.
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And my idea was I go to the barbershop and I get my hair cut.
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I left him at the barbershop To get his hair cut.
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Diqnan's sitting in the waiting area of a barbershop reading a newspaper.
Fiction book (1996) -
Last night, you met Johnny in Spinelli's barbershop.
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It really smells like a barbershop, like I'm not even kidding, it does.
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No lady should walk past the barbershop where common men sat and gossiped on the benches outside.
Fiction book (1995) -
Narrator 1: Sunday at two o'clock, Owen is in T Bone's barbershop with many of the other neighborhood kids.
Fiction book (2000) -
I visited the barbershop to get a fresh haircut before my big event.
Synonyms
A shop where men get haircuts and shaves
How Professional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Barbershop comes from barber, which comes from the Latin barba meaning 'beard', and shop meaning a place to work. So a barbershop is the place where people get their hair cut and their beards trimmed.