clippers (Meaning)
clippers
one that clips something, a fast sailing ship, a fast sailing ship with usually three tall masts and large square sails, one that clips, an implement for clipping especially hair, fingernails, or toenails, something that moves swiftly, a device for clipping, one with long slender lines, an overhanging bow, tall masts, and a large sail area, a fast-moving, low-pressure weather system
Synonyms & Antonyms of clippers
clippers Sentence Examples
- The barber used sharp clippers to trim the customer's hair into a snazzy style.
- The veterinarian used electric clippers to shear the sheep's fleece for the summer.
- The gardeners used hedge clippers to shape the bushes into intricate topiaries.
- The nail technician used nail clippers to trim and file the client's fingernails and toenails.
- The landscapers used lawn clippers to mow the grass in the park, creating a pristine green carpet.
- The groomers used horse clippers to trim the excess hair from their client's equine companions.
- The mechanic used bolt clippers to cut a rusted bolt that was hindering his repair.
- The artist used wire clippers to cut thin metal rods into desired shapes for a sculpture.
- The plumber used pipe clippers to cut PVC pipes to the correct length for the installation.
- The surgeon used surgical clippers to remove excess tissue during an operation, ensuring precision and efficiency.
FAQs About the word clippers
one that clips something, a fast sailing ship, a fast sailing ship with usually three tall masts and large square sails, one that clips, an implement for clippi
catamarans, sloops, luggers, schooners, ketches, yachts,cutters, pinnaces, frigates, brigantines
No antonyms found.
The barber used sharp clippers to trim the customer's hair into a snazzy style.
The veterinarian used electric clippers to shear the sheep's fleece for the summer.
The gardeners used hedge clippers to shape the bushes into intricate topiaries.
The nail technician used nail clippers to trim and file the client's fingernails and toenails.
