Hairdresser is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAIRDRESSER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person whose occupation is the dressing or cutting of hair
• a person who cuts and styles hair as an occupation.
• One who dresses or cuts hair; a barber.
• someone who cuts or beautifies hair

Words related to HAIRDRESSER

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Words that contain HAIRDRESSER

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How to use HAIRDRESSER in a sentence

• Curious to know why a hair-dresser should be in correspondence with Aunt Jane, I managed to conceal the letter under my skirts until the maid was gone.
• I could not get the Egyptians to believe that I was a greater general than Kleber, because he had the body of a porter and the head of a hair-dresser.
• In order to be near these friendly persons he took lodgings, close to the Royal Exchange, in the house of a hairdresser, a Mr.
• Kenwigs to despair, for the hairdresser lived three streets and eight dangerous crossings off, and there was nobody to take her.
• We had altered ourselves a bit, had our hair cut and our beards trimmed by the hairdresser.
• This was immediately stiffened and plaited, so as to stand upright and hold a variety of ornaments, which his glum hairdresser fastened upon it.
• He decided, consequently, to remain as he was, as regarded his looks, until his charming bride could act as his hair-dresser.
• The hair-dresser is there, an artist par excellence, a sovereign authority, at once nobody and everything.
• Natalie had been closeted with Madeleine, her maid, and a hair-dresser, for hours.
• Yet the hair-dresser seemed to find in that very dependence his best happiness, and to have built up a factitious self-respect from the very ruin of true dignity.
• His customer paid it and went out, and was seen by the hair-dresser to walk listlessly up the street.
• Only last week I remarked to my hairdresser that it had been said that there are more persons in the world than any one of them has hairs on his head.
• The hair, instead of being drawn tightly back from the forehead in the ordinary way, waves in graceful curves, which are quite beyond the art of any hairdresser.
• Glutz, effeminate little hairdresser, who waxed rich acting as beauty doctor for the women passengers, and who, in his youth, had been an undertaker, had gone with Dr.
• She would not fret because she could not spend money upon a hair-dresser.
• In consequence of the discoveries of these spies, Hardy, Adams, Martin, an attorney, Loveit, a hair-dresser, the Rev.
• To a dentist or a hairdresser he surrenders himself without enthusiasm, even with resentment.
• Donald went out and fetched a hairdresser, who combed, powdered, and tied up his hair in proper military fashion.
• You may be sure he was not long in tracking down the hair-dresser and learning from him where he got his new powder.
• There, too, lies Thomas Loughead, Hairdresser, a profession far too little celebrated in song and story.
• And in this year 1846 the hairdresser is still paying that annuity.
• I put on my loveliest kimono and a hair-dresser did my hair in the old Japanese style and stuck a red rose at the side.
• The hair-dresser whom she had called to her aid had done her worst.
• Then she went to a hairdresser and had the rope of snowy hair which covered her scalp washed, dressed, and fastened with such pins and combs as were decided to be most becoming.
• He wears powder and a queue, because he fancies they are becoming, and his hairdresser has told him that they are very aristocratic.
• The house is now full, the theatres have discharged their hungry audiences, and a distinguished guinea-a-week performer seats himself in the very next box to the hairdresser.
• The hairdresser hears a confused buzz of admiration, and even attempts to join in it, but thinks it, at last, time to go.
• The hairdresser immediately made proclamation of the fact, and Sir Gilbert was totally defeated.
• Balfour the name of her hair-dresser? What waters had she bathed in, what airs had she breathed, that youth should clothe her in such immortal fashion? Quite to his surprise, Mrs.
• Friend Augusta was well known in Norristown as a first-rate hair-dresser and a prompt and trustworthy Underground Rail Road agent.
• Marie, go to the telephone, and call up Blandeaux, and tell him to send up a hair-dresser at once.
• He bade his sister put herself at her best, drank with her to their success, and went and engaged a hairdresser and a maid.
• The open-mouthed gazing of her new maid, the deftly spoken admiration of her hairdresser, and the mirror upon her dressing-table, had prepared Madge for triumph.
• The visits to the play ceased, the maid was discharged, the hairdresser was no more brought into requisition.

Similar words containing HAIRDRESS without suffix er

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