shav|ing

shav|ing
shav|ing «SHAY vihng», noun.
1. Often, shavings. a very thin piece or slice taken off a surface: »

shavings of cheese. Shavings of wood are cut off by a plane.

2. the act or process of cutting hair from the face, chin, or some other part of the body with a razor: »

He washed his face after shaving.

3. the act of scraping or cutting a thin slice off a surface.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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