trimmed
- adjective
- /trɪmd/
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recortado
- Just got back from the vets where Nala had her nails trimmed and her anal glands expressed.
They want to see your, your beard is well trimmed.
- They want to see your, your beard is well trimmed.
- They've got bad heads, They're there or their makeup some mess or they're they're they're not, you know, doing the natural, their nails are aren't trimmed, their clothing shit, right?
Examples
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I'm going bold and my hair is officially all trimmed and cut.
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He always keeps his lawn trimmed to ensure it looks tidy and well cared for.
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Each piece of meat is from real American farms and is hand cut and trimmed by real American workers.
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In general, Avid advises would be lovers that if they keep their togas clean, nails trimmed and chins up, fortune will favor the bold.
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After a long haircut, her hair was beautifully trimmed to frame her face.
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The garden looked pristine after the hedges were trimmed and the grass neatly cut.
Synonyms
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3.8
Having a neat, smart look and tidy clothes
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6.6
Having hair or wool cut very short close to the skin
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4.1
Neatly trimmed and kept to look perfect, like a lawn or nails
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1.0
Neat and short after being trimmed with scissors or a machine
Cut neatly to make a tidy shape, like a hedge or beard
Cut close to the skin from hair, wool, or fur, often with clippers
Antonyms
How Neat
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Trimmed comes from the old verb trim, which meant 'make ready' and 'neat' and later came to mean 'cut away extra parts'. So, when hair or grass is trimmed, it has been cut to look tidy.