coiffeur
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9.1
- noun
- /kwɑːˈfɜːr/
:
peluquero
- After searching for hours, he finally found a talented coiffeur to style his hair.
Examples
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Sally could imagine her standing in the hall, holding the old-fashioned earpiece at arm's length in order not to spoil her elaborate coiffeur.
Fiction book (1995) -
Let's bring him on - the King of Coiffeur, Johnny Ruby!
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You're very correct in your business, but I think you've never been late for a business conference because you have been to it coiffeur.
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The coiffeur at the upscale salon transformed her hair for the gala.
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My brother decided to visit a well-known coiffeur for his wedding haircut.
Synonyms
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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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1.8
A person who cuts other people's hair for a living
A person who cuts and shapes hair as a job
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word coiffeur comes from the French verb coiffer, which means 'to arrange the hair'. So a coiffeur is someone who styles hair, like a barber, often in an elegant salon.