The word "shaving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of removing body hair with a razor. For example: I need to finish my morning routine by shaving my face.
Alex Needham, acting network editor, raised the issue at the Guardian's morning conference following an article by Hadley Freeman on 5 August about the arguments for and against women shaving their body hair.
This upside-down view of deficits as the cause rather than the consequence of economic weakness leaves all European attention squandered on shaving fractions of percentage points off the Italian and the French deficits.
She is seen casually shaving her arms before a hot date.
In 1920, Man Ray and Duchamp shot a movie – destroyed in development – of Man Ray shaving the pubic hair of a nude model.
She became famous for her Vidal Sassoon bob, for shaving her pubic hair into a heart and dyeing it green, and for helping bring Mod style into the mainstream.
This is precisely why all those who recommend simply shaving down your cable subscription to the bare minimum get it wrong.
It's like shaving bits off yourself, putting your organs on display so people can prod and poke at them".
When shaving a millisecond off the time needed to execute automated trades can increase revenue by $100m, there is plenty of incentive to build private optical networks with latencies approaching zero.Indeed, Google said this week that it was not going to hang around waiting for the telecoms industry to build the new optical web.
At the end of March French officials met to discuss shaving the health-care bill by delisting homeopathic medicines.
Far less attention has been given to machines capable of performing trickier and more delicate tasks like washing, wiping, shaving or brushing a patient's teeth.
