How Do You Spell TWEEZE?

Pronunciation: [twˈiːz] (IPA)

The word "tweeze" is spelled with a double "e", which indicates the long vowel sound /i:/, as in "meet" or "bead". The IPA transcription for "tweeze" is /twiːz/, with the initial "t" pronounced as a voiceless alveolar stop /t/ and the final "z" indicating a voiced alveolar fricative /z/. "Tweeze" is commonly used to describe the act of plucking hairs, particularly from the face or eyebrows. Proper spelling is important to avoid confusion with similar words like "tweezers".

TWEEZE Meaning and Definition

  1. Tweeze is a verb that refers to the act of plucking or removing hair, typically from the body or face, using a pair of tweezers, which are small, pointed instruments designed specifically for this purpose.

    When one tweezes, they grasp a single strand of hair firmly between the tips of the tweezers and then pull or pluck it out, usually in the direction of hair growth. This method allows for precise hair removal and is commonly used to shape eyebrows, remove unwanted facial hair, or eliminate ingrown hairs.

    Tweezing can be done at home or by a professional beautician, and it is often preferred over other methods, such as shaving or waxing, when precision and control are necessary. The use of tweezers allows for targeted removal of individual hairs, making it popular for grooming and achieving desired eyebrow shapes or eliminating stray hairs.

    The act of tweezing can be accompanied by a slight but temporary discomfort or pain, particularly for those with sensitive skin or when plucking coarser hairs. However, tweezing is generally considered a safe and effective method of hair removal, with long-lasting results. It is important to maintain cleanliness and sterilization of tweezers to avoid any potential infections or skin irritations.

Common Misspellings for TWEEZE

Etymology of TWEEZE

The word "tweeze" is derived from the Old French word "etuer", which means "to pull out" or "pluck". It evolved into the Middle French word "estoisier", evolving further into "estweeze" in Middle English, and eventually becoming "tweeze" in modern English. The term originally referred to a specific action of plucking feathers or hairs using a pair of small pincers or tweezers.

Similar spelling words for TWEEZE

Conjugate verb Tweeze

CONDITIONAL

I would tweeze
you would tweeze
he/she/it would tweeze
we would tweeze
they would tweeze

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be tweezing
you would be tweezing
he/she/it would be tweezing
we would be tweezing
they would be tweezing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have tweeze
you would have tweeze
he/she/it would have tweeze
we would have tweeze
they would have tweeze

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been tweezing
you would have been tweezing
he/she/it would have been tweezing
we would have been tweezing
they would have been tweezing

FUTURE

I will tweeze
you will tweeze
he/she/it will tweeze
we will tweeze
they will tweeze

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be tweezing
you will be tweezing
he/she/it will be tweezing
we will be tweezing
they will be tweezing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have tweezed
you will have tweezed
he/she/it will have tweezed
we will have tweezed
they will have tweezed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been tweezing
you will have been tweezing
he/she/it will have been tweezing
we will have been tweezing
they will have been tweezing

IMPERATIVE

you tweeze
we let´s tweeze

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to tweeze

PAST

I tweezed
you tweezed
he/she/it tweezed
we tweezed
they tweezed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was tweezing
you were tweezing
he/she/it was tweezing
we were tweezing
they were tweezing

PAST PARTICIPLE

tweezed

PAST PERFECT

I had tweezed
you had tweezed
he/she/it had tweezed
we had tweezed
they had tweezed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been tweezing
you had been tweezing
he/she/it had been tweezing
we had been tweezing
they had been tweezing

PRESENT

I tweeze
you tweeze
he/she/it tweezes
we tweeze
they tweeze

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am tweezing
you are tweezing
he/she/it is tweezing
we are tweezing
they are tweezing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

tweezing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have tweezed
you have tweezed
he/she/it has tweezed
we have tweezed
they have tweezed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been tweezing
you have been tweezing
he/she/it has been tweezing
we have been tweezing
they have been tweezing

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