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Definition of barbershop in English: barbershopnounˈbɑːbəʃɒpˈbɑrbərˌʃɑp 1North American A shop where a barber works. Example sentencesExamples - Sell your music at flea markets, barbershops, beauty salons, birthday parties, car washes, and any place you think people will buy it.
- In both fallen cities, people lined up at barbershops to shave their once-mandatory beards.
- Beauty salons and barbershops entice potential customers with colorful portraits of well-coifed heads that look more like art pieces than hairstyles.
- When Mark Brown wrote the script, these were conversations he'd heard in barbershops before.
- Also underplayed by the media, but probably a hot topic in black barbershops, was another Census report last week.
- As a result, black businesses were typically small service sector activities such as dressmaking, poolrooms, grocery stores, restaurants and barbershops.
- Community-focused businesses like barbershops and post offices are scattered throughout the ground floors of various buildings as well, to encourage mingling.
- From the barbershops to newsrooms to college classrooms, the issue of Black prominence in sports and social activism gets aired frequently, according to observers.
- Monthly quality assurance inspections and assessments were made of dining facilities, water-production sites, ice plants, detention cells, barbershops, and base camps.
- There were ballrooms, three dining rooms, a social hall, beauty and barbershops, four bars, a Grand Salon and other entertainment salons.
- These intervention programs make use of lay leadership in churches, schools, beauty salons, barbershops, tattoo and body piercing salons, and laundromats.
- So barbershops and the number of barbers necessary for a given number of troops became a part of the camp support equation.
- I have been carrying these photos around to various barbershops in San Francisco and saying, ‘Give me this haircut,’ and getting disastrous results.
- They were talking about it in the barbershops and on the corners.
- I like old fashioned barbershops - currently I go to one that hasn't changed since the 40's (including the barbers) and is located opposite the Bank of America on Pine St. in San Francisco.
- I live in the suburbs surrounded by salons and barbershops.
- However, we have actually served a more diverse ethnic group patronizing these barbershops, including men of African, West Indian, Bahamian, Haitian, and Jamaican heritages.
- He has previously located and recorded the remarkable details of the vernacular: truck-stop pool tables, barbershops and an entire nation of baseball parks.
- In addition to the established barbershops, some enterprising individuals, armed with just shears and comb, offered haircutting services out of their homes.
- Bookmaking and policy syndicates were often backed by Irish Americans in saloons, barbershops, and other neighborhood outlets, so that syndicate backers became important local political figures.
2mass noun, often as modifier A popular style of close harmony singing, typically for four male voices. Example sentencesExamples - It's the spirituality and soul of the blues filtered through barbershop harmonies, but accompanied in counterpoint by dehumanized pulses and drones.
- For almost a century, ‘Down in Jungle Town’ has been a favorite with barbershop quartets because it permits close harmony at a rapid tempo.
- Homer, Strange, and Marty the Mysterious Milkman, are busy sampling all the party treats, as the Merry Calypso Singers treat everyone to barbershop quartet music.
- Hip-hop's barbershop quartet, Jurassic Five, returns with Power in Numbers two years after their decent full-length debut, Quality Control.
- Released in 2001, their first single, Shadows Fall, opens with a loping reggae rhythm topped off with barbershop quartet harmonies, before unexpectedly exploding into big-band jazz.
- The overdubs on Young Liars and Desperate Youth create the illusion of four or five voices where there are usually one or two, hence the doo-wop and even barbershop comparisons.
- On February 28 a large crowd estimated at 1200 people gathered in the park for easy listening music including barbershop singing groups.
- Around 150 people enjoyed a performance by jazz quartet John Currie's Hot Stuff and barbershop singers the Ringtones in the grounds of Peter's Shrivenham Road home.
- Buy the full set and marvel as they perform barbershop style - perfect for that distinctive housewarming.
- Future programmes will explore every reach of the choral repertoire, including gospel, liturgical, male-voice, barbershop and other styles from around the world.
- Swell stuff for those who prefer their melancholy with a beat and some barbershop harmony.
- ‘Come on if you think you can take us,’ it goes, with razor-sharp barbershop harmonies.
- Four singers from Bolton helped a top ladies' barbershop group win the European Barbershop Singing Championships in Holland.
- Where you might be able to catch her singing if you have no patience for barbershop harmonies: At Vocalz on Crescent doing the karaoke thing.
- They were then entertained by Grand Parade, an award winning barbershop quartet made up of four singers from various parts of the world who gave a wonderful performance to a very appreciative audience.
- Also appearing are the Wellingtones, a local male barbershop chorus.
- The station has already booked Chinese lion dancers, steel pans, reggae and gospel artists as well as barbershop singers and classical musicians and wants to hear from all kinds of other performers to take part.
- Women apparently began performing in barbershop style in the 1930s & 1940s.
- His harmony parts for the ‘Gentlemen of the Ensemble’ frame the 1906 tune in perfect barbershop style.
- At times, the record conjures up the image of nine men in carnival masks performing barbershop harmonies.
Definition of barbershop in US English: barbershopnounˈbärbərˌSHäpˈbɑrbərˌʃɑp North American 1A shop where a barber works. Example sentencesExamples - When Mark Brown wrote the script, these were conversations he'd heard in barbershops before.
- Bookmaking and policy syndicates were often backed by Irish Americans in saloons, barbershops, and other neighborhood outlets, so that syndicate backers became important local political figures.
- I like old fashioned barbershops - currently I go to one that hasn't changed since the 40's (including the barbers) and is located opposite the Bank of America on Pine St. in San Francisco.
- As a result, black businesses were typically small service sector activities such as dressmaking, poolrooms, grocery stores, restaurants and barbershops.
- They were talking about it in the barbershops and on the corners.
- So barbershops and the number of barbers necessary for a given number of troops became a part of the camp support equation.
- He has previously located and recorded the remarkable details of the vernacular: truck-stop pool tables, barbershops and an entire nation of baseball parks.
- In addition to the established barbershops, some enterprising individuals, armed with just shears and comb, offered haircutting services out of their homes.
- Also underplayed by the media, but probably a hot topic in black barbershops, was another Census report last week.
- Beauty salons and barbershops entice potential customers with colorful portraits of well-coifed heads that look more like art pieces than hairstyles.
- These intervention programs make use of lay leadership in churches, schools, beauty salons, barbershops, tattoo and body piercing salons, and laundromats.
- Sell your music at flea markets, barbershops, beauty salons, birthday parties, car washes, and any place you think people will buy it.
- There were ballrooms, three dining rooms, a social hall, beauty and barbershops, four bars, a Grand Salon and other entertainment salons.
- Community-focused businesses like barbershops and post offices are scattered throughout the ground floors of various buildings as well, to encourage mingling.
- Monthly quality assurance inspections and assessments were made of dining facilities, water-production sites, ice plants, detention cells, barbershops, and base camps.
- From the barbershops to newsrooms to college classrooms, the issue of Black prominence in sports and social activism gets aired frequently, according to observers.
- I live in the suburbs surrounded by salons and barbershops.
- However, we have actually served a more diverse ethnic group patronizing these barbershops, including men of African, West Indian, Bahamian, Haitian, and Jamaican heritages.
- In both fallen cities, people lined up at barbershops to shave their once-mandatory beards.
- I have been carrying these photos around to various barbershops in San Francisco and saying, ‘Give me this haircut,’ and getting disastrous results.
- 1.1often as modifier A popular style of close harmony singing, typically for four male voices.
Example sentencesExamples - Four singers from Bolton helped a top ladies' barbershop group win the European Barbershop Singing Championships in Holland.
- They were then entertained by Grand Parade, an award winning barbershop quartet made up of four singers from various parts of the world who gave a wonderful performance to a very appreciative audience.
- Buy the full set and marvel as they perform barbershop style - perfect for that distinctive housewarming.
- Women apparently began performing in barbershop style in the 1930s & 1940s.
- Future programmes will explore every reach of the choral repertoire, including gospel, liturgical, male-voice, barbershop and other styles from around the world.
- Also appearing are the Wellingtones, a local male barbershop chorus.
- Hip-hop's barbershop quartet, Jurassic Five, returns with Power in Numbers two years after their decent full-length debut, Quality Control.
- It's the spirituality and soul of the blues filtered through barbershop harmonies, but accompanied in counterpoint by dehumanized pulses and drones.
- Where you might be able to catch her singing if you have no patience for barbershop harmonies: At Vocalz on Crescent doing the karaoke thing.
- For almost a century, ‘Down in Jungle Town’ has been a favorite with barbershop quartets because it permits close harmony at a rapid tempo.
- His harmony parts for the ‘Gentlemen of the Ensemble’ frame the 1906 tune in perfect barbershop style.
- Released in 2001, their first single, Shadows Fall, opens with a loping reggae rhythm topped off with barbershop quartet harmonies, before unexpectedly exploding into big-band jazz.
- At times, the record conjures up the image of nine men in carnival masks performing barbershop harmonies.
- The overdubs on Young Liars and Desperate Youth create the illusion of four or five voices where there are usually one or two, hence the doo-wop and even barbershop comparisons.
- ‘Come on if you think you can take us,’ it goes, with razor-sharp barbershop harmonies.
- Homer, Strange, and Marty the Mysterious Milkman, are busy sampling all the party treats, as the Merry Calypso Singers treat everyone to barbershop quartet music.
- Around 150 people enjoyed a performance by jazz quartet John Currie's Hot Stuff and barbershop singers the Ringtones in the grounds of Peter's Shrivenham Road home.
- Swell stuff for those who prefer their melancholy with a beat and some barbershop harmony.
- The station has already booked Chinese lion dancers, steel pans, reggae and gospel artists as well as barbershop singers and classical musicians and wants to hear from all kinds of other performers to take part.
- On February 28 a large crowd estimated at 1200 people gathered in the park for easy listening music including barbershop singing groups.
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