IPA: /ˈɡruːmə/
KK: /ˈɡrumər/
A person who takes care of and cleans animals, especially pets like dogs and cats, by brushing their fur, trimming their nails, and ensuring they are healthy and well-groomed.
The groomer made my dog look so clean and fluffy after the appointment.
Groomer → The word is formed from "groom" (from Old English *groma*, meaning a servant or attendant) and the suffix "-er" (meaning a person who). A groomer is a person who attends to or takes care of someone or something, often in the context of cleaning or maintaining appearance.
Think of a 'groom' as someone who takes care of or attends to others, and the '-er' indicates a person doing that job. This helps you remember that a groomer is someone who takes care of the grooming needs.