manicurist
a person who gives manicures.
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How to use manicurist in a sentence
Hubbell, who taught herself nail art techniques during the pandemic, is the go-to manicurist for nearly the entire team.
Ice Dance at the Beijing Olympics Was a Big Victory for Team USA's Favorite Training School | Alice Park | February 14, 2022 | TimeIn the same episode, by the way, MacKenzie and Sloan “bond” over their shared manicurist—YIKES!
HBO’s ‘The Newsroom’: Aaron Sorkin’s Woman Problem | Jace Lacob, Maureen Ryan | July 2, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTThe manicurist had just finished administering the polish to Michelle when there was a knock on the door, and there he was!
I know a woman—I knew a woman who used to declare that her sole repose during the Season was the half-hour with the manicurist.
The Gay Lord Quex | Arthur W. PineroSuddenly she stroked the bandaged hand,—as an amiable manicurist might have done—and arose.
West Wind Drift | George Barr McCutcheon
Oh, I know I owe a tremendous deal to the pretty manicurist, and I don't intend to forget it.
The Gay Lord Quex | Arthur W. PineroThe manicurist was a lithe, tall girl, with a small young, wicked face; and meekly demure.
Married Life | May EdgintonSo she entered a warm wee cubicle full of beauty apparatus, sat down, and gave her right hand for the manicurist's ministrations.
Married Life | May Edginton
British Dictionary definitions for manicurist
/ (ˈmænɪˌkjʊərɪst) /
a person who gives manicures, esp as a profession
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