to airbrush
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- verb
- /ˈɛrˌbrʌʃ/
- Specialized
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aerografiar
- So I'm going to use my airbrush to apply blusher with and I'm just going to use Apricot by Bobby Brown.
- airbrushed paint
- airbrushed painting
If I were to do this, I would cut and carve my shape first, cover it and fondant, then airbrush it.
- If I were to do this, I would cut and carve my shape first, cover it and fondant, then airbrush it.
Examples
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I used to airbrush T-shirts at the mall.
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I would be curious to see how much male celebrity photos get airbrushed.
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Conceal airbrush this on our eyes before we start doing our shadows.
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And then over the top of everything, I use my start to finish powder in soft bronze just to finish it off and kind of, you know, airbrush the whole look.
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They totally airbrushed her beautiful leg muscles out!
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The black diamonds on Nicole's cap and dress are hand-airbrushed on fuchsia spandex.
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YEAH, BEFORE I GOT LIKE THIS I USED TO DO AIRBRUSH PAINTINGS ON THE SIDE OF VANS.
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Tess, Marcie, and Donna are wearing bellhop uniforms in fuchsia, purple, and teal hand-airbrushed slub silk with matching caps.
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The artist will airbrush the mural to ensure a smooth and even finish.
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She learned how to airbrush her paintings to create beautiful gradients.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Airbrush as a verb comes from the tool name made of air and brush. It means to 'spray' paint with that tool to give a smooth, even finish, so to airbrush something is to paint it with a spray for a cleaner look.