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nail clippersA small tool used for cutting fingernails and toenails, typically consisting of two curved blades that are pressed together

Part of speech: NOUN

Definition: A small tool used for cutting fingernails and toenails, typically consisting of two curved blades that are pressed together

Pronunciation (IPA): /neɪl ˈklɪpərz/

Example Sentences

  • My grandmother's ancient nail clippers could probably cut through steel cables at this point.
  • The security guard confiscated my nail clippers at the airport as if I were planning to hijack a plane with grooming tools.
  • She always keeps nail clippers in her purse for emergencies.

nail clippers

NOUN

[/neɪl ˈklɪpərz/]

A small tool used for cutting fingernails and toenails, typically consisting of two curved blades that are pressed together

She trims her toddler's tiny fingernails with bright pink nail clippers.
💡 Concept

She trims her toddler's tiny fingernails with bright pink nail clippers.

Nail clippers ready, from slippers to flippers!
🎵 Rhyme

Nail clippers ready, from slippers to flippers!

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🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/neɪl ˈklɪpərz/
🇬🇧 UK/neɪl ˈklɪpəz/

🌳Etymology

Rootclip
Suffix--er

🎵Rhyme

flippersslippersskippers
flippers
slippers
skippers

🔗Collocations

sharp nail clippers
use nail clippers
nail clippers set
electric nail clippers
professional nail clippers
clean nail clippers
pocket nail clippers

📝Examples

😄 Fun example

My grandmother's ancient nail clippers could probably cut through steel cables at this point.

😄 Fun example

The security guard confiscated my nail clippers at the airport as if I were planning to hijack a plane with grooming tools.

She always keeps nail clippers in her purse for emergencies.

The manicurist recommended investing in high-quality nail clippers for better nail care.

📚Related Words

Synonyms

nail scissorsnail trimmernail cutter

Antonyms

nail filenail grower

Related

manicurepedicurenail caregrooming toolscuticle pusher

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