haircutter
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1.8
- noun
- /ˈhɛrˌkʌtər/
:
peluquero
- In the end, there are lines of wretched customers waiting for their chance to be routinely scalped by bored, hog-tied haircutters.
Examples
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Then, with the contacts l make, you become Lorraine De la Pena, haircutter to the stars.
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Deborah had always been her mother's creature, dressed in her mother's severe, expensive style, her hair cut by her mother's reliable haircutter, who knew how to soften Deborah's features and make her look more feminine, more like her mother.
Fiction book (1995) -
And that was thanks to Chris recommending a fantastic haircutter called Zara who comes to your house and cuts your hair.
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Sport Clips, the "Official Haircutter" of VFW, offers veterans preferential pricing on haircuts and franchises and was named in the "50 Top
Blog text (4) -
After my appointment, I thanked the haircutter for giving me such a great new style.
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I always ask my friends for recommendations when looking for a talented haircutter in the area.
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The haircutter at the salon used special techniques to make my hair look amazing.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who cuts men's hair and shaves or trims beards
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1.0
A person who cuts and styles hair
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2.8
A person who cuts hair and makes it look nice
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2.1
A person who cuts and styles hair to make it look nice
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9.1
A man who cuts and styles hair in a salon
A person who cuts and shapes hair as a job
A woman who cuts and styles hair in a salon
How Skilled
- Literature
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Haircutter comes from the simple words hair and cutter, with cutter from the verb 'cut'. So a haircutter is a person who 'cuts' hair.