Shaving (noun)

1. The act of removing hair from the face or body using a razor or other sharp instrument.
2. A thin piece of wood, metal or other material cut or scraped off a surface.

Origin:

The word "shaving" comes from the old english word "sceafing", which means "the act of cutting hair off".

Examples:

1. He had a close shave, leaving his skin smooth and without any cuts.
2. He took a shower before shaving to soften his beard.
3. Shaving is an important part of a daily grooming routine for many men.
4. He had a rough shave, leaving his skin irritated and red.
5. The carpenter used shavings from the wood to make kindling for the fire.