Emery board

/ˈɛməɹi bɔːd/

/ˈɛmɚɹi boːɹd/

[noun]

Emery board

[NOUN]

a small, rough board used for filing and shaping nails during manicure or pedicure treatments

What is an "emery board"?

An emery board is a small, rectangular, or curved file made from a thin strip of abrasive material, typically coated with emery or sandpaper. It is used for shaping, smoothing, and refining the edges of the nails. With its rough surface, the emery board effectively files away rough edges, uneven lengths, and jagged corners, providing a smooth and polished finish to the nails. Its compact and portable design makes it convenient for on-the-go nail maintenance. The emery board is a versatile tool commonly used during manicures and pedicures, allowing for precise nail shaping and achieving desired nail lengths.

Examples

1. Tommy said he wakes up twice a night to apply LOTION to his hands and FORGET filing your NAILS with an Emery Board.

2. Niekro eventually reached into his back right pocket and attempted to toss an emery board onto the field unnoticed.

3. And the question is when you look online you'll see that these are a little more expensive obviously than a regular emery board.

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