nail polish

IPA: nˈeɪɫpˈɑɫɪʃ

Examples of "nail-polish" in Sentences

I'm a huge Essie nail-polish fan but I hate the color Fiji.
I store it in a small container with the nail-polish remover so it's always handy.
His unusual nail-polish colors often attract waiting lists long before they arrive in stores.
The salon had the same nail-polish smell as conventional places, and we wish they'd done a better job pumicing our rough heels.
Attacks on the London public transit system in July 2005 relied on backpack bombs assembled from compounds found in nail-polish remover and hair bleach.
"It's not hard to design a nail-polish color that lasts a season, but a classic must last forever and please women all over the world," says Mr. Philips.
Norma's Tacos Gas station touches at this cute-as-a-button stand, which became an eatery just last year, include old-fashioned, nail-polish red pumps no fuel—they're decorative.
• Scents "have personalities," Ms. Wright said, sniffing a paper strip soaked in isoamyl acetate, which, on a first whiff, smells like nail-polish remover but quickly morphs into bubble gum and pear.
Mr. Philips, the Belgian hired three years ago as Chanel's creative director for makeup, has made his name with unconventional nail-polish colors—from the taupe-toned Particulière, to Jade green, to the Mimosa yellow due to hit stores in May.