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Showing words for TWEEZERS using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Tweezers

tweezers

7 Letter Words for Tweezers

sweeter, tweezer, tweezes

6 Letter Words for Tweezers

etwees, rewets, stewer, sweert, trezes, tweers, tweese, tweeze, weeter, werste, wester, zester

5 Letter Words for Tweezers

esere, ester, estre, etwee, ewers, ewest, reese, reest, resee, reset, resew, retes, rewet, sewer, steer, stere, strew, sweer, sweet, teers, terse, tewer, trees, trews, tsere, tweer, twere, weest, weete, weets, weeze, weste, wrest

4 Letter Words for Tweezers

eres, erse, erst, ewer, ewes, ewte, ewts, rees, reet, rest, rete, rets, rews, seer, sere, sert, ster, stew, stre, swee, teer, tees, tews, tree, tres, trew, trez, twee, weer, wees, weet, were, wert, wese, west, wets, zees, zest

3 Letter Words for Tweezers

eer, ere, ers, ert, ese, esr, est, ewe, ewt, ree, res, rew, rez, rte, rtw, see, ser, set, sew, sez, str, tee, ter, tes, tew, tez, trs, wee, wer, wet, zee, zer

Definitions for Tweezers

[1] small pincers or nippers for plucking out hairs, extracting splinters, picking up small objects, etc.
[2] tweezers.
[3] a small pincer-like instrument for handling small objects, plucking out hairs, etc Also called: pair of tweezers , (esp US) tweezer

Words nearby Tweezers

tweeps, tweet, tweeter, tweeze, tweezer, tweezers, twelfth, twelfth amendment, twelfth cranial nerve, twelfth day, twelfth man

Origin of Tweezers

1645–55; plural of tweezer, equivalent to obsolete tweeze case of surgical instruments (aphetic form of earlier etweese < French étuis, plural of étui, noun derivative of Old French étuier to keep < Latin stūdiāre to care for) + -er1

Word origin for Tweezers

C17: plural of tweezer (on the model of scissors , etc), from tweeze case of instruments, from French étuis cases (of instruments), from Old French estuier to preserve, from Vulgar Latin studiāre (unattested) to keep, from Latin studēre to care about