Definition of groomer
:one who grooms (animals, such as dogs)
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Combing through survey responses from a nationally representative group of 7,456 US adults, researchers at University of California, San Francisco, found that 76 percent (5,674) were pubic groomers.
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Orlando, a popular dog day care center, groomer, boarding kennel and boutique in College Park.
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Typically, groomers try to keep relationships with victims extremely private from the very beginning, Marlowe Garrison says.
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Oliver, a four-month-old shih tzu pup, seemed befuddled as dog groomer Michelle Robinson deftly pulled his paw back and clipped his back nails.
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Step forward Eszter Krasznavolgyi, one of a number of horse groomers who play a key role behind the scenes on the tour.
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Gonzalez uses Koh Gen Do Cleansing Water Cloths while Donald Glover’s groomer Jhizet Panosian uses Aveda Skin Firming Toning Agent.
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It is recommended that pet owners avoid common areas like dog parks, groomers and pet stores to lessen the risk of contracting the virus.
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The dogs’ presence was discovered by Australian authorities after a groomer posted photos of them on Facebook.
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First Known Use of groomer
circa 1890
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