shaver
- noun
- /ˈʃeɪvər/
- You know, I heard about them new electric shavers.
- an electric shaver
- a toothbrush and shaver
- a little shaver
So they've given me a hair shaver and one that you use on your face.
- So they've given me a hair shaver and one that you use on your face.
- So I'm going to get like the cheapest, the cheapest shaver that I can get.
- With their brand new Handyman Electric Face Shaver.
- Look no further than the Manscape's new Handyman Face Shaver.
- Oh my God, imbalance and then let me go in with the shaver and I'm going to just shave my legs quickly.
- And like I said, it will be listed next on today's list is this rechargeable shaver.
- We were talking about shaving balls before and I'd used a wet shaver like an actual razor and my balls were on fire.
Examples
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So I'm going to get like the cheapest, the cheapest shaver that I can get.
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To achieve a clean look, he uses his electric shaver every morning.
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Henry, I need my shaver.
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How could you have used my shaver?
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Maybe even offering an electric shaver.
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Instead, how about trying a solar-charged electric shaver, or at least an Energy Star model?
Blog text (29) -
Here's the shaver and the cream and get you nice and smooth.
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The Braun shaver, with its three shaving positions designed for those who choose to make a virtue out of necessity.
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The next morning my shaver stopped working, whined down, grated and growled, then seized up and merely hummed.
Fiction book (2001) -
She bought a new electric shaver to quickly remove unwanted hair.
Synonyms
A sharp tool with a thin metal edge for cutting hair from the face or body
A small machine that shaves hair using batteries or a plug
A small machine that removes hair from the face using electricity
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Etymology
The word shaver comes from the verb shave, where shave means 'to cut hair' and the ending -er means 'one who does' or 'a thing that does'. So a shaver is the tool that 'shaves' hair off your face or body.