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Definition of nail varnish in English: nail varnishnounˈneɪlvɑːnɪʃˈneɪlvɑːnɪʃ mass nounBritish Varnish applied to the fingernails or toenails to colour them or make them shiny; nail polish. Example sentencesExamples - This is the first time I've worn nail varnish in over a month.
- Similarly, nail varnish and varnish remover (acetone and esters), although strong smelling, are probably too water soluble to be intoxicants.
- I've also worked out that pink-skins shouldn't wear orangey-gold nail varnish.
- And for tonight's gig, I will have black nail varnish on and some dark eye-liner.
- I wish someone would hurry up and invent guitar-proof nail varnish.
- Her fingernails and toenails were manicured and her toenails had been painted with gold nail varnish.
- Harmonia was playing with things from the cabinet now - toothbrushes, nail clippers, bottles of nail varnish, and breaking them all as best she could.
- It doesn't matter that Alice is neat and tidy and likes trying on nail varnish and jewellery whereas Gemma is loud, boisterous, loves football and longs for a tree house in the garden.
- They made rules about which clothes we could wear even in our homes and banned nail varnish and make-up.
- This led to a general discussion of how teachers make a good impression, and the fact that you should always wear bright nail varnish for parents evening.
- We would walk into a pub wearing a bit of mascara, a bit of nail varnish, and it would be full of bikers.
- She topped off the look with heavily-styled blonde hair, a golden anklet, diamanté earrings and naturally, leopard print nail varnish.
- I had to clear my nail varnish with our stylist first.
- Her voice tailed off and she picked at her nail varnish.
- I've only just remembered that I need to take my nail varnish off.
- Equally skinny, he wears a baseball cap sideways, sports chipped black nail varnish and looks barely 16, though he's actually 25.
- Examining her own fingers, Nina winces at her chipped vermillion nail varnish she hasn't repainted for three days.
- You couldn't wear perfume or nail varnish or anything like that.
- Last week they had their pals round for a disco-party at which they applied body glitter, lip gloss, nail varnish and all manner of make-up.
- The chemicals are also found in beach toys such as balls, in shower curtains, in cosmetics such as nail varnish, in caps and bags.
Definition of nail varnish in US English: nail varnishnounˈneɪlvɑːnɪʃ British Nail polish. 〈英〉指甲油；趾甲油 Example sentencesExamples - This is the first time I've worn nail varnish in over a month.
- I've also worked out that pink-skins shouldn't wear orangey-gold nail varnish.
- I had to clear my nail varnish with our stylist first.
- Equally skinny, he wears a baseball cap sideways, sports chipped black nail varnish and looks barely 16, though he's actually 25.
- It doesn't matter that Alice is neat and tidy and likes trying on nail varnish and jewellery whereas Gemma is loud, boisterous, loves football and longs for a tree house in the garden.
- The chemicals are also found in beach toys such as balls, in shower curtains, in cosmetics such as nail varnish, in caps and bags.
- She topped off the look with heavily-styled blonde hair, a golden anklet, diamanté earrings and naturally, leopard print nail varnish.
- Last week they had their pals round for a disco-party at which they applied body glitter, lip gloss, nail varnish and all manner of make-up.
- Harmonia was playing with things from the cabinet now - toothbrushes, nail clippers, bottles of nail varnish, and breaking them all as best she could.
- Examining her own fingers, Nina winces at her chipped vermillion nail varnish she hasn't repainted for three days.
- You couldn't wear perfume or nail varnish or anything like that.
- Her voice tailed off and she picked at her nail varnish.
- Her fingernails and toenails were manicured and her toenails had been painted with gold nail varnish.
- And for tonight's gig, I will have black nail varnish on and some dark eye-liner.
- We would walk into a pub wearing a bit of mascara, a bit of nail varnish, and it would be full of bikers.
- I wish someone would hurry up and invent guitar-proof nail varnish.
- This led to a general discussion of how teachers make a good impression, and the fact that you should always wear bright nail varnish for parents evening.
- I've only just remembered that I need to take my nail varnish off.
- They made rules about which clothes we could wear even in our homes and banned nail varnish and make-up.
- Similarly, nail varnish and varnish remover (acetone and esters), although strong smelling, are probably too water soluble to be intoxicants.
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