ChapStick
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈtʃæpˌstɪk/
- US
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- Before heading out into the cold, she made sure to apply some ChapStick to protect her lips.
- bring your ChapStick
- use some ChapStick
Is that a homemade chapstick close lip balm?
- Is that a homemade chapstick close lip balm?
- And it's a little cherry chapstick, like how cute is that?
- Let's put on some chapstick and then begin this journey, shall we?
- God, I need like, I need like chapstick.
- I have a Nivea kiss of smoothness chapstick.
- And I go, what, you mean like lip balm bombs, like Chapstick?
- But just for straight up SPF, I love the sunbum chapstick.
- So get your chapstick on your face, OK?
Examples
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My top three travel essentials would be chapstick, bottled water, and a good book.
Blog text (33) -
Let's put on some chapstick and then begin this journey, shall we?
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- Do you have any chapstick?
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Sorry, putting on my chapstick.
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And it's a little cherry chapstick, like how cute is that?
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So I'm going to go ahead and just jump into it and put some chapstick on my lips.
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She goes to a mirror and puts on chapstick.
Fiction book (1999) -
I usually apply chapstick on my lips, then one coat of lipstick on my bottom lip only, and smoosh my lips together.
Blog text (33) -
One of my three front seat cupholders holds chapstick, lip gloss, pens, and extra change.
Blog text (22) -
Unscented chapstick with SPF.
Blog text (12)
Synonyms
9
1.4
A soft product you put on lips to stop dryness
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
ChapStick comes from joining chap, meaning 'chapped' or 'dry or cracked', and stick, because the product is a small stick you rub on your lips. So the name helps you remember that it is a stick for 'chapped' lips.