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hairdresser

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hair·dress·er  (hârdrsr)
n.
One who cuts or arranges hair.
hairdresser
Noun
1. a person who cuts and styles hair Related adjective tonsorial
2. a hairdresser's premises
hairdressing n
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.hairdresserhairdresser - someone who cuts or beautifies hair
hairstylist, styler, stylist
barber - a hairdresser who cuts hair and shaves beards as a trade
coiffeur - a man hairdresser
coiffeuse - a woman hairdresser
artisan, journeyman, artificer, craftsman - a skilled worker who practices some trade or handicraft
tinter - a hairdresser who tints hair
hairdresser
noun stylist, barber, coiffeur or coiffeuse, friseur
Translations
Spanish hairdresser [ˈhɛədrɛsəʳ] n → peluquero/a;
hairdresser's → peluquería
French hairdresser [ˈhɛədrɛsəʳ] hair n → coiffeur/euse
German hairdresser [ˈhɛədrɛsəʳ] hair n → Friseur m, Friseuse f
Italian hairdresser [ˈhɛədrɛsəʳ] n → parrucchiere/a
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I never so much regretted the arrival of my hairdresser as I do at this moment.
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Was it her hairdresser who had escaped from a bear, or was it a bear who had escaped from her hairdresser's?
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I know you think me a shocking, conceited, frivolous girl; but then, you know, I don't attribute it ALL to my personal attractions: I give some praise to the hairdresser, and some to my exquisitely lovely dress--you must see it to-morrow--white gauze over pink satin--and so SWEETLY made
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