to lipstick
- verb
- /ˈlɪpˌstɪk/
- Before heading out, she carefully lipsticked her lips to enhance her look.
Examples
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He asked if I could lipstick his lips with a soft pink shade to match his outfit.
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I decided to lipstick my lips with a vibrant red color for the party tonight.
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So let's just start off by applying that lipstick that is now all over my leg.
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I just apply a little bit over my regular lipstick and it just adds the most beautiful, beautiful shine to it.
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Now I'm going to put lipstick on just following my natural lip line to start with.
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So I'm just going to apply a nice nude lipstick all over my lips, kind of over drawing them a little bit.
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So now I'm going to apply my liquid lipstick from Fluorescis and this is a really nice shade.
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I put on my lipstick, then blot it with my fingers and use what's on my fingers as blush.
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And then for the lips, I will just be applying this lipstick by Mac called Pure Zen Zen.
Synonyms
To dress yourself in clothes or wear things like makeup
Idioms
- Informal
To make small changes to something bad so it looks better without fixing the real problem
Compounds
A small plant from warm countries with thick leaves and bright red tube flowers kept indoors
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Etymology
The verb lipstick comes from the noun lipstick and simply means to put that 'stick' on your own or someone else's 'lips'.