freckle
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- noun
- /ˈfrɛkəl/
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- She's got curly red hair and freckles across her nose.
- get freckles
- freckles on the nose
- a freckle-faced child
Like is it common to see somebody with freckles or is it unusual?
- Like is it common to see somebody with freckles or is it unusual?
- Of course my dark spots back out, but it'll look like a freckle.
- I don't want to have to deal with hyperpigmentation, but I like to keep my freckles and then we dry it.
- It'll just that the freckles will start to ask for help.
- I would say gosh, you still see like all my freckling that is lash glue.
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For example, I have freckles on my cheeks and you can see them through this look.
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Her friend Sarah was gorgeous, she had long red hair and these soft freckles and long eyelashes.
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All right, so this is my finished freckle face with the soft tan.
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Here is my freckle, my lone freckle.
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Like is it common to see somebody with freckles or is it unusual?
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His face is bright red, and the freckles on his face look dark orange.
Fiction book (1993) -
It's going to help the freckles blend in a little bit.
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John was a pale, slightly freckle-faced boy with black hair.
Fiction book (1990) -
Will looked thinner, less stocky, and had golden freckles across the bridge of his nose.
Fiction book (1993) -
Her cheeks were adorned with freckles that became more vibrant in the summer sun.
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Etymology
The word freckle comes from an old word that meant 'spotted' or 'speckled', so imagine tiny specks on the skin; that's why a freckle is a small brown spot often made darker by the sun.