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Definition of razor in English: razornoun ˈreɪzəˈreɪzər An instrument with a sharp blade or set of blades, used to remove unwanted hair from the face or body. Example sentencesExamples - He hurried to his own rucksack, where he pulled out a razor.
- She went to her bag and pulled out a small hand-held manual razor.
- She pulled the razor away from her wrist and put it back in the basket.
- The advent of safety razors has rendered local barbers jobless.
- Women who want to remove underarm hair should use an electric razor or cream rather than a blade.
- Disposable razors are very sharp and you can just throw them away when they're done.
- I've been using an electric razor for over a decade now, only been replaced once.
- He then turns back to the mirror, straight razor in hand.
- They used an electric razor on me and my back itched for days.
- In 1901, Gillette introduced his double-edged bladed disposable safety razor.
- There was soap, and bath gel, even hot lather and a shaving razor.
- I also tried a disposable straight razor and never got the hang of it.
- When he sat down, the barber held a straight razor to his throat and spun the chair.
- The equation is simple: pets plus kids plus safety razors equals a damn good time!
- Feo eventually looked healthy and happy, especially once I had trimmed his fur with a shaving razor.
- He noticed that men had to constantly sharpen their razors, which would dull after only a few uses.
- Some people will be giving away the razors to sell the blades.
- Sitting in the tub I grabbed my razor, and held it in my hand.
- They can also hold dad's shaving razors and brushes.
- She stared into the bathroom mirror as she held a small razor in her hand.
verb ˈreɪzəˈreɪzər [with object]Cut with a razor. the tapered cut is razored to give movement Example sentencesExamples - Her eyes were set to target and razor things and she looked at the object.
- So instead I started using an electric razor to shave closely, but gradually got tired of that and just started razoring it again.
- Denise blunt-cut it to just above her shoulders, and then razored the ends to create a wispy effect.
- ‘By keeping it short and razoring it, it should help control it,’ said Amy.
- Top tip to remember for silk carpets: get them to razor off some of the silk across the complete colour range of the carpet and light it with a match.
Origin Middle English: from Old French rasor, from raser 'shave closely' (see raze). Rhymes appraiser, blazer, eraser, Fraser, gazer, glazer, grazer, laser, mazer, praiser, salmanazar, taser, Weser Definition of razor in US English: razornounˈrāzərˈreɪzər An instrument with a sharp blade or combination of blades, used to remove unwanted hair from the face or body. Example sentencesExamples - There was soap, and bath gel, even hot lather and a shaving razor.
- Women who want to remove underarm hair should use an electric razor or cream rather than a blade.
- When he sat down, the barber held a straight razor to his throat and spun the chair.
- Disposable razors are very sharp and you can just throw them away when they're done.
- In 1901, Gillette introduced his double-edged bladed disposable safety razor.
- He noticed that men had to constantly sharpen their razors, which would dull after only a few uses.
- The equation is simple: pets plus kids plus safety razors equals a damn good time!
- Feo eventually looked healthy and happy, especially once I had trimmed his fur with a shaving razor.
- Some people will be giving away the razors to sell the blades.
- I also tried a disposable straight razor and never got the hang of it.
- She pulled the razor away from her wrist and put it back in the basket.
- They can also hold dad's shaving razors and brushes.
- They used an electric razor on me and my back itched for days.
- He hurried to his own rucksack, where he pulled out a razor.
- She stared into the bathroom mirror as she held a small razor in her hand.
- The advent of safety razors has rendered local barbers jobless.
- He then turns back to the mirror, straight razor in hand.
- She went to her bag and pulled out a small hand-held manual razor.
- I've been using an electric razor for over a decade now, only been replaced once.
- Sitting in the tub I grabbed my razor, and held it in my hand.
verbˈrāzərˈreɪzər [with object]Cut with a razor. Example sentencesExamples - Denise blunt-cut it to just above her shoulders, and then razored the ends to create a wispy effect.
- Her eyes were set to target and razor things and she looked at the object.
- Top tip to remember for silk carpets: get them to razor off some of the silk across the complete colour range of the carpet and light it with a match.
- ‘By keeping it short and razoring it, it should help control it,’ said Amy.
- So instead I started using an electric razor to shave closely, but gradually got tired of that and just started razoring it again.
Origin Middle English: from Old French rasor, from raser ‘shave closely’ (see raze). |