Manicure ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Manicure ( noun )

1. The act or process of cleaning, shaping, and polishing the nails and skin of the hands, usually including the application of polish.
2. A treatment of this kind given to the hands.

Origin:

From french manucure, from manus (hand) + cura (care).

Examples:

1. I'm going to the salon for a manicure this afternoon.
2. She gave herself a manicure at home using her own nail polish and tools.
3. The spa offers a variety of manicure services, including basic, French, and gel options.
4. He didn't like the way his nails looked, so he decided to get a manicure.
5. The beauty therapist gave her a relaxing manicure.

(As a verb)

Manicure ( verb )

1. The act or process of cleaning, shaping, and polishing the nails and skin of the hands, usually including the application of polish.
2. A treatment of this kind given to the hands.

Origin:

From french manucure, from manus (hand) + cura (care).

Examples:

1. I'm going to the salon for a manicure this afternoon.
2. She gave herself a manicure at home using her own nail polish and tools.
3. The spa offers a variety of manicure services, including basic, French, and gel options.
4. He didn't like the way his nails looked, so he decided to get a manicure.
5. The beauty therapist gave her a relaxing manicure.