hairdresser
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈhɛrˌdrɛsər/
:
peluquero
- I visited my hairdresser for a new haircut before the wedding.
- hairdresser bleaching hair
- a hairdresser's assistant
Right There is this hairdresser called Evan Lebar.
- Right There is this hairdresser called Evan Lebar.
- It looked much better yesterday when my hairdresser Sam had like properly styled it.
- My granddad was a, a hairdresser, used to have a barbers down at Wharf Rd.
- If you're a hairdresser, look away because I'm going to piss you off.
- But it's like, David Beckham goes to the hairdresser, the barbers, sorry, hairdresser, what's up?
- I, I no desire to become a hairdresser.
- OK, first of all, do your research before you get to the hairdressers.
- And I realized I was, I was doing a Prowl shampoo commercial, and the hairdresser was brushing my hair.
- It's building the building the hairdressers call Flicks on High Park Street.
Examples
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Her mother was at the hairdresser's, and it was Chloe's day off.
Fiction book (1998) -
It looked much better yesterday when my hairdresser Sam had like properly styled it.
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My hairdresser gave it to me.
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After you went to the hairdresser, what happened?
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I wish I had a hairdresser on constant call.
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Yes, but I have to go to the hairdresser.
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I'll give you the name of my hairdresser.
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Tomorrow, I'm gonna go to the hairdresser... ...after I clean out your father's study.
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Darcy got back from the hairdressers and I have my hair really super cool.
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I lost my nerve in the hairdresser's chair and walked out with bangs instead.
Fiction book (1997)
Synonyms
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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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3.4
A person who gives beauty treatments like hair styling and facials
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7.0
A trained and licensed person who cares for hair, skin, and nails to make them look better
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9.1
A man who cuts and styles hair in a salon
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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
A woman who cuts and styles hair in a salon
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hairdresser comes from the words hair and dresser. The part dress means 'to arrange' or 'make neat', just like when you 'dress' in clothes, so a hairdresser is someone who 'arranges' and beautifies hair.