coiffeur
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Instead of referring coldly and disapprovingly to the matter of the telephone, he said in a judicious, amicable voice I doubt whether your coiffeur is all that he ought to be.
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- noun A man who is a hairdresser.
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- "Give me ten minutes," Marla sang out, hastening to finish Babs's coiffeur. — Body Wave
- Whatever maturity she possessed departed with the severe coiffeur. — the ship who sang
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Instead of referring coldly and disapprovingly to the matter of the telephone, he said in a judicious, amicable voice I doubt whether your coiffeur is all that he ought to be.
— The Pretty Lady -
Harry Gelbart, a Beverly Hills coiffeur who worked out of Rothschild’s haberdashery, had been known as “the Barber to the Stars.”
— A Claim to Camelot -
Bon revenons en au coiffeur!
— pinku-tk Diary Entry
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- French, from coiffer, to coif, from Old French coife, coif; see coif.
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/ (kwä-fûrˈ)/
ahd pronounces "coiffeur"
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