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Noun(1) professional care for the hands and fingernails
Verb(1) trim carefully and neatly(2) care for (one's hand(3) care for (one's hand) by cutting and shaping the nails(4) etc.

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(1) Most of us lead busy lives and a manicure doesn't make the top of our u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510to-dou251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb lists.(2) Those wishing to pamper themselves can choose from a wide range of beauty treatments, from a manicure to a luxurious Cleopatra-style goat milk oil bath.(3) So I was getting a manicure the other day and I happened to bump into one of my girlfriends.(4) As for the nail regime, I've never had a manicure in my life, unless you count pushing my cuticles back with the front door key.(5) she never missed her weekly hairdo and manicure(6) Rosario had somehow managed to manicure her nails.(7) Sarah, herself a qualified beautician will give some lucky lady a manicure and an eyebrow shaping.(8) But everyone can do a manicure at home, using supplies that you already have around the house.(9) There are a few other items that you may wish to use during your manicure , all of which are optional.(10) I spent the first week and a half in pure heaven, at just being able to cut my nails like a normal human being and not having to polish or manicure them.(11) We highly recommend this manicure for our gardening enthusiasts, although it's beneficial to everyone.(12) If I'm not shooting some pool, I'm at the nail salon getting a manicure .(13) She screeched angrily and slapped me, her perfectly manicured nails cutting across my cheek.(14) We wound among the ancient stone and manicured gardens, into Caius College.(15) Her fingernails and toenails were manicured and her toenails had been painted with gold nail varnish.(16) This is laid out over two levels and has a manicured lawn with herbaceous borders and a patio area with Indian limestone tiling.