pedicure

noun

ped·i·cure | \ ˈpe-di-ˌkyu̇r

Definition of pedicure

1 : a person who provides care for the feet, toes, and nails

2a : care of the feet, toes, and nails

b : a single treatment of these parts

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Examples of pedicure in a Sentence

She's getting a pedicure tomorrow.

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As the years went by, new technology took off, including the infamous spa pedicure chair that became a game-changer in the '80s. — Kaleigh Fasanella, Allure, "See the Last 100 Years of Foot-Care History in Just 3 Minutes," 15 Mar. 2018 Canuso also suggests making your last pedicure at least two weeks out from race day. — Isadora Baum, SELF, "What All Runners Should Know Before Getting a Pedicure," 5 Mar. 2019 Kate Middleton has actually rocked a dark pedicures at similar events with glamorous looks of her own. — Erica Gonzales, Harper's BAZAAR, "Meghan Markle Snuck in Dark Nail Polish with Another Royal Look," 17 Jan. 2019 Breaking the unspoken rules of royal tradition, which decree non-distracting polish shades as mandatory, the Duchess of Sussex revealed a dark purple pedicure for a performance of Cirque du Soleil's Totem show. — Jenna Rennert, Vogue, "Meghan Markle’s Royal Quick Change Is a Lesson in Date Night Beauty," 16 Jan. 2019 Royal protocol is a code of conduct for state occasions; it's etiquette, and frankly has nothing to do with what color pedicure Meghan, or any royal for that matter, wears to a charity theater event. — Caroline Hallemann, Town & Country, "No, Meghan Markle Didn't Break Royal Protocol With Her Dark Nail Polish," 17 Jan. 2019 And unlike a nail salon or a full-service spa, Sport Clips doesn’t have to worry about potential health-and-safety minefields like hair-color chemicals, waxing and pedicure tubs. — Audrey Dutton, idahostatesman, "Is your salon clean and safe? Many are, but state board cracks down on violators.," 15 Jan. 2018 Salon owner Kim Tran's reasoning: Her pedicure chairs have a weight limit of 200 pounds and cost $2,500 to fix. — Brynn Mannino, Woman's Day, "Georgia Woman Charged Extra for Mani-Pedi for Being Overweight," 27 Aug. 2010 Some wear blue shoes, others go for a blue manicure or pedicure; a piece of jewelry with a blue gem is popular option, as is a blue ribbon tied around the bridal bouquet. — Marci Robin, Allure, "A Bride's Blue Pen Exploded in Her Hair Days Before Her Wedding, and the Photos Are Dramatic," 18 Aug. 2018

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