lid
- noun
- /lɪd/
- The doctor explained that a droopy lid could be a sign of a health issue.
- upper lid
- eyes with lids
- lifting the lid
Oh my goodness, it lasts on the lid so beautifully.
- Oh my goodness, it lasts on the lid so beautifully.
- The crease all over the lid is so glam.
Examples
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But working on the lid like this, it works beautifully.
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So when her eyes are open, there is no lid visible at all.
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Bring it onto the lower lid and just blend it.
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This is the one I used all over the lid underneath.
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You can just balance a tear right on that lower lid.
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You apply some strips to his upper lid.
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Oh my goodness, it lasts on the lid so beautifully.
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I'm bringing this onto my lid to prime my eyelid.
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Her lovely eyes were half hidden by falling lids, almost transparent.
Fiction book (1990) -
Her eyes had sprung tears along the bottom lid, but they didn't fall.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
A fold of skin that covers and protects the eye
Idioms
Compounds
- Slang
A protective helmet people wear when they ride a motorcycle to protect their head
How Open
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lid comes from an old English word hlid meaning 'cover', and people used the same idea for the skin that closes the eye. That's why an eyelid 'covers' and protects your eye.