manicure

/ˈmænɪˌkjʊr/
verb
  1. To give a cosmetic treatment to the hands and fingernails.
    • The salon can manicure your nails in about 30 minutes.
    • She learned to manicure her own nails to save money.
    • He carefully manicured each nail with a fine file.
  2. To trim or make something look neat and tidy, especially plants or lawns.
    • They manicure the golf course greens every morning.
    • She manicured the bonsai tree with tiny scissors.
    • The gardener manicured the hedges into perfect squares.
Synonyms
noun
  1. A cosmetic treatment for the hands and fingernails, including cleaning, shaping, and polishing.
    • A basic manicure usually includes filing, cuticle care, and a clear coat.
    • I need to schedule a manicure because my nails look terrible.
    • She treated herself to a manicure before the wedding.