tweez|ers
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tweez — tweez·ers; tweez·er; … English syllables
ers — halv·ers; melt·ers; pli·ers; print·ers; roost·ers; scith·ers; scoot·ers; som·ers; trows·ers; tweez·ers; uck·ers; vick·ers; with·ers; stark·ers; crack·ers; od·zook·ers; smith·ers; … English syllables
tweezers — tweez·ers … English syllables
tweezers — tweez|ers [ twizərz ] noun plural a tool that you use for picking up or removing very small objects. It consists of two narrow pieces of metal joined at one end: She was plucking her eyebrows with tweezers … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
tweezers — tweez•ers [[t]ˈtwi zərz[/t]] n. (used with a sing. or pl. v.) small pincers or nippers for plucking out hairs, extracting splinters, picking up small objects, etc • Etymology: 1645–55; pl. of tweezer= obs. tweeze case of surgical instruments (aph … From formal English to slang
