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conditioner

conditioner

69 2.7
A liquid used when you wash hair or clothes to make them soft and smooth
  • noun
  • /kənˈdɪʃənər/
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  • This is the shampoo and then the conditioner right here.

It's also important to use a conditioner that's great for curly beards.

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Examples

  • I have shampoo and conditioner in travel sizes.

  • And they sent over a shampoo, conditioner, and then a blow dry spray.

  • Did you use that conditioner I brought you?

  • Leave this conditioner on for five minutes.

  • Oh yes, a good conditioner works wonders on my coat.

  • I really think it's the best conditioner I've ever used.

  • So I got this new shampoo and conditioner by Head and Shoulders.

  • I use this Carol's daughter almond milk leave in conditioner black on company.

  • It's also important to use a conditioner that's great for curly beards.

    GQ
  • After washing my hair, I always apply a deep-conditioning conditioner to keep it soft and manageable.

Compounds

A machine that cools and removes water from the air in a room or building

A machine that cools and dries the air in a room or building

hay conditioner
  • Specialized
8.4

A farm machine that crushes new hay to help it dry faster

soil conditioner
  • Specialized
4.0

A material added to soil like compost to help it hold water and let air in

How Effective

booster
  • Specialized
20 3.7
enhancer
7 4.8
improver
  • Specialized
6.5
conditioner
69 2.7
additive
  • Specialized
38 3.7

Surface Forms

conditioner singular
conditioners plural

Morphology

conditioner = condition (transparent) = condition + er

A straightforward agent/instrument nominalization from the verb 'condition' using the productive suffix '-er'.

Etymology

Conditioner comes from condition ('state') and the ending -er, meaning 'something that does'. So a hair or fabric conditioner is something that puts hair or clothes into a better 'state', making them softer and smoother.