razor
/ˈreɪzər/ · ra·zor
noun
- A sharp-edged cutting tool used for shaving or cutting hair. She carefully shaved her legs with a new razor.
noun
- A sharp or cutting quality, especially in a person's wit or humor. His razor-sharp tongue left his opponent speechless.
verb
- To cut or shave something with a razor. He razored the hair on his chin to a close shave.
Did you know? The first safety razor was patented in 1895 by King Camp Gillette, revolutionizing personal grooming and making shaving safer and more efficient.