Tweezers (noun)

A small tool consisting of two metal or plastic arms with pointed tips, used for gripping and removing small objects, especially hairs from the skin.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from tweeze (alteration of tweak) + -ers.

Examples:

1. The tweezers were a handy tool for removing splinters and other small irritants.
2. The tweezers were used by the esthetician to shape eyebrows.
3. The tweezers were made of stainless steel and had a fine, pointed tip.
4. The tweezers were essential for many household and personal grooming tasks.
5. The tweezers were often kept in a medicine cabinet or cosmetic bag for easy access.