🦶 Foot care 🦶 To treat feet

to pedicure

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To care for feet by cleaning, cutting, and shaping toenails

verb
/ˈpɛdɪˌkjʊr/

: hacerse una pedicura

After a long day, she decided to pedicure her feet and relax.

Examples

It's important to pedicure your toenails regularly for better foot health.
My wife can pedicure her feet for ages.

Blog text (17)
Every month, he likes to pedicure his feet to keep them looking neat.

How Thorough

to pamper

42 3.7

to pedicure

1 3.6

to groom

40 2.3

to clean

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to wash

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Surface Forms

pedicure infinitive

pedicured past

pedicured past participle

pedicuring present participle

pedicures third person singular

Etymology

The verb pedicure comes from the same Latin parts ped- 'foot' and cura 'care', like the ped- in pedal. So to pedicure someone is to 'care for their feet', which is why the verb means cleaning, cutting, and shaping toenails.