balm
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3.7
- noun
- /bɑm/
:
bálsamo
- It's a great healing balm that I love using whenever I'm sick.
This is the multi miracle glow cleanser mask and balm for baby soft skin.
- This is the multi miracle glow cleanser mask and balm for baby soft skin.
- I always prefer to use makeup that's liquid or balm or stick rather than powder.
- I also have this hand balm from Ezop.
- Intensive hand balm for very dry skin.
- It's the Clinique Pep Start Pelt Perfecting Balm, and it's just my favorite lip balm.
- It's a great healing balm that I love using whenever I'm sick.
- Next up we have nourishing lip balm, which I have nourishing balm for the lips.
- It's the Doctor Lip original nipple balm for lips.
- So you've got a baby sleep pillow spray, baby sleep massage oil, bottom balm and gentle wash.
- I rub the balm and the oil into my skin.
Examples
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Do you have any lip balm?
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If you have chapped lips, make a lip balm that will soothe them.
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I rub the balm and the oil into my skin.
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Intensive hand balm for very dry skin.
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I also left my lip balm in the car.
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Do you like Tiger balm?
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I also have this hand balm from Ezop.
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I'm not letting you use my lip balm.
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To protect your lips from sun damage, keep them coated with a lip balm containing sunscreen.
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After a long day in the sun, I applied the soothing balm to my sunburned skin.
Synonyms
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1.0
A liquid you put on your skin to make it less dry, protect it, or help heal it
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3.3
A smooth thick oily substance you put on the skin to help it heal or feel soft
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3.2
A cream or lotion you put on your skin to keep it soft and hydrated
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6.4
A soft oily substance you put on skin to help it heal
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9.9
A soft cream you put on the skin to heal or soothe
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7.7
A sticky fragrant gum from some trees used for medicine and perfumes
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9.9
A thick oily medicine spread on the skin to soothe irritation
A soft cream made from herbs that soothes skin and helps it heal
A cream you put on the skin to protect, treat, or make it look better
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
A sticky fragrant substance from a tree that people once used as medicine and perfume
- UK
A trailing plant like mint with rounded leaves and small purple flowers often grown in hanging baskets
- Specialized
An annual scented plant with tall stems and green bell-shaped cups around small white flowers
A bushy plant with lemon-scented leaves and small white or yellow flowers that people use in teas
- US
A strong-smelling herb with pointed toothed leaves and small yellow flowers that lives many years
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word balm comes from the same old word balsam, meaning a sweet-smelling 'perfume' that was used to help the body. That's why a balm today is a soft ointment you put on the skin to soothe irritation.