Did you mean manicure?
Definitions
Etymologies
- French : Latin manus, hand; see man-2 in Indo-European roots + Latin cūra, care; see cure.
Examples
“For Amanda Sumberg, the manicures will be the last thing to go.”
“The gathering may include a meal, and there's often a certain amount of pampering involved, such as manicures, pedicures or massages.”
“The gathering could include a meal, and there's often a certain amount of pampering involved, too, such as manicures, pedicures or massages.”
“These manly salons also allow men to indulge in treatments once taboo, such as manicures and facials -- but all with a distinctly male tenor.”
“A pair of handmade quilts will also be available, as will various services, such as manicures, room makeovers, pet grooming, children's birthday parties and RV washes, among other services.”
“There is a frugal fatigue setting in: Consumers are starting to open up purse strings, but not wide open," according to NPD analyst Marshal Cohen, who said consumers were starting to buy small "necessary luxuries" such as manicures and new cell phones.”
“New York office workers are cutting back on luxuries and indulgences, including self-pampering activities such as manicures, hair maintenance and massages (57\%).”
“While taking in the breathtaking views from Cloud 23, guests will be treated to 'Goktails' and beauty treatments such as manicures and makeovers.”
“For starters you ` re confronted with signs for "manicures" and "pedicures".”
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“- If you are looking for a Hair Salon, Tanning Salon, a Spa or Nail Services such as manicures and pedicures”
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