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ESLPod_0645_WE_0965 Shaving Your Face In this podcast, the verb "to nick" means to accidentally make a small cut in one's skin, causing bleeding: "Siena nicked her hand while picking up the pieces of broken glass." A "nick" can also be a small cut or dent in something: "The table has a few nicks and scratches, but overall it is in very good condition." The phrase "in the nick of time" means just in time, or at the last minute: "Wayne turned in his application in the nick of time." Or, "Damien found a new job in the nick of time, right before his family ran through its savings." Finally, as a man's name, "Nick" is a nickname (short version) for "Nicholas": "My real name is Nicholas, but most of my friends call me Nick."

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ESLPod 645 to nick Clothing + Grooming | Daily Life

Id	ESLPod_0645_WE_0965
Episode Id	ESLPod 645
Episode Title	Shaving Your Face
Phrase	to nick
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to nick" means to accidentally make a small cut in one's skin, causing bleeding: "Siena nicked her hand while picking up the pieces of broken glass." A "nick" can also be a small cut or dent in something: "The table has a few nicks and scratches, but overall it is in very good condition." The phrase "in the nick of time" means just in time, or at the last minute: "Wayne turned in his application in the nick of time." Or, "Damien found a new job in the nick of time, right before his family ran through its savings." Finally, as a man's name, "Nick" is a nickname (short version) for "Nicholas": "My real name is Nicholas, but most of my friends call me Nick."
Topics	Clothing + Grooming \| Daily Life

Nick Eslpod Means Small Cut Time Shaving Face