Nail

(redirected from fingernail)
Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Medical, Legal, Idioms, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia.

Nail

A unit of length equivalent to 2.25 inches.
Farlex Financial Dictionary. © 2012 Farlex, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Mentioned in ?
References in periodicals archive ?
More startling than the fingernails is a tower of Baltic chairs called Homage To Tatlin, a Russian artist who made a gigantic spiral so the working masses could process towards the sky.
There won't be a toenail in sight
Use soap and a soft nail brush to clear the dirt from under your fingernails. Gently press your cuticle back with your towel when you dry off.
YOUR BODY MACHINE HAIR AND NAILS
(A) Food employees shall keep their fingernails trimmed, filed, and maintained so the edges and surfaces are cleanable and not rough.
Letters to the Editor
In our study the changes were commonly observed in fingernail rather than toenail.
A clinical study of nail changes in common papulosquamous disorders
'Fingernail psoriasis is a very challenging condition that is often unaddressed due to the lack of treatment options,' said Kim Papp, MD, PhD, study investigator, founder and president, Probity Medical Research, Waterloo, Ontario.
AbbVie presents data from pivotal phase-3 fingernail psoriasis medication trial at Psoriasis 2016 Congress
The Clyppi clipper is said to prevent this from happening as it is a very sharp fingernail clipper and therefore gives clean and precise cuts.
New Clyppi Fingernail Clippers Released Online to Amazon Shoppers
They found that fingernails are less likely to break when there is 55% relative humidity, and are more brittle when humidity is lower.
Weather is key to healthy nails
(Note: Jane's fingernails are not as opulent as Donyale's.)
"Andy Warhol: Screen Tests": Moma Qns, New York
A BIZARRE attacker has tried to bite at least nine women's fingernails after stopping them in the street to flatter them about their hands, Scotland Yard said today.
Police hunt nail biter
The scientists at the University of Leeds, have created the world's thinnest gold measuring two atoms thick or million times thinner than a fingernail.
World's thinnest '2D' gold measures just two atoms
An example, which probably nobody cares about but which serves illustrative purpose might be, "rate of fingernail growth."
Quantitative trait loci--uncovering genes for continuously variable traits
She told her mum 'I've got a fingernail in my mouth.'
Mum demands investigation after girl, 7, finds 'fingernails' in Aldi sardines; Lizzie Record complained to Aldi after the grim find but 'doesn't feel like they are taking it seriously' as the store insists they were fish bones

Financial browser ?
Full browser ?