barbershop
UK: ˈbɑːbəʃɒp | US: ˈbɑːrbərʃɑːp
n. a shop where barbers work, providing haircuts and shaving services
The word "barbershop" is a straightforward compound of "barber" (from Old French barbier, derived from Latin barba meaning "beard") and "shop" (from Old English sceoppa, meaning "booth or stall"). The term reflects the historical role of barbers as beard-trimmers and hair-cutters, with "shop" denoting their place of work. Over time, "barbershop" became standardized to describe establishments specializing in male grooming.
He visits the barbershop every two weeks for a trim.
The old barbershop still uses traditional straight razors.
They chatted about sports while waiting at the barbershop.
The barbershop quartet performed at the town festival.
Modern barbershops often offer beard grooming services.