manicure
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈmænɪˌkjʊr/
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manicura
- The manicure included a thorough cleaning and polishing of her nails.
- get a manicure
- a manicure appointment
- spa manicure
And I really have been rocking my Malley gel manicure for most of the summer.
- And I really have been rocking my Malley gel manicure for most of the summer.
- I was getting a manicure and the manicurist was Russian.
- Lots of manicures, as I mentioned, lots of haircuts.
- This will be the fastest manicure of my life.
- And obviously when you get a manicure, like they like massage your hand that just like sent me, but they look really good.
- They were so lovely to send me very kindly one of their manicure boxes which they've just started.
- It's like this giant gel lab alternative to a gel manicure kit.
Examples
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After a long week, I decided to treat myself to a relaxing manicure at the local salon.
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Ugh, I can't stand it when I get a manicure and they clip my cuticles.
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In style reports that for your fall manicure, we're going back to black.
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This is my first dark manicure of the season.
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But once you get past that, the manicure itself is awesome.
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I go down the street, I get a manicure.
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This will be the fastest manicure of my life.
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Her mother would be out getting a manicure and would come home with glistening dark red nails.
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Although gel nail polish gave me a beautiful manicure that lasted almost three weeks,
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Ready to see if an at-home gel manicure is as good as the salon version?
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Synonyms
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3.5
Recently done nails that look neat and shiny
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word manicure comes from Latin parts manu- ('hand') and cura ('care'), so a manicure is a 'hand care' treatment where you clean, shape, and polish the nails.