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manicure

verb as in trim

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The company is known for its customer service and family-friendly atmosphere, where ladies can receive manicures and kids are treated to candy floss while waiting for a table.

From BBC

Oriol’s iconic “L.A. Fingers” image — which shows a woman’s manicured, ring-decked fingers forming the letters of this city — is arguably second only to the Dodgers logo as the most identified people’s symbol of Los Angeles.

The president defended his controversial decision to turn the manicured garden into a big stone patio on Saturday, while sharing a video of a construction worker damaging the limestone.

From Salon

Before the rendezvous with Clark at the boathouse, I’d treated myself to a manicure.

After the house fell silent, they rifled through pockets of clothes inside the closet, finding a manicure kit and a ninja star inside a box of childhood mementos.

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