pedicure

IPA: pˈɛdɪkjɝ

Examples of "pedicure" in Sentences

"The basic manicure is $15 and basic pedicure, which is $30," said Megan Parr,
Others may say that the minimum requirements for a beautiful day should include the word pedicure.
“I’m not sure who that is, but it helps that you have attractive feet and know the meaning of the word pedicure.”
If you think a pedicure is a good way to unwind, you might want to think again, especially after seeing this next report.
A pedicure is a favorite in the winter to restore the softness of summer skin that usually gets rough and scaly with the dry winter air.
There are a lot of “things” out there that I just do not need in my life … and being interrupted by a phone call while I’m grocery shopping, having my hair washed or getting a relaxing pedicure is NOT one of them.
The stereotype of the feckless woman who has an abortion and then a pedicure is a sub rosa staple of the opposition, and there's no question that it could be counteracted by real people talking about making a difficult but necessary choice.
oh, the pedicure was my own idea - it was not a race-sponsored item; It was my first 5K in many many years, and I had promised myself that if I could get across the finish line without having a heart attack I would get a pedicure that afternoon.