make-up
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- noun
- /ˈmeɪkˌʌp/
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maquillaje
- We're going to set the under eyes and this will ensure that your make up stays per.
- wear make-up
- put on make-up
- apply make-up
I wouldn't wear this make up to the bathroom.
- I wouldn't wear this make up to the bathroom.
- There wasn't a single shred of make up on her entire face.
- How do people do their make up with their toddler around?
- My Sigma and Morphe brushes, I feel applying the make up the same way.
- It is that simple and that will hold the make up in place and control shine throughout the day.
Examples
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My make-up looks OK, doesn't it?
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She has heavy make up on.
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And because we're doing make up today, make sure you only use a little bit.
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But the new make up range is gorgeous.
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How do people do their make up with their toddler around?
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Katie Jane Hughes is a British make up artist that lives in New York.
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This morning, when I forgot my make-up... I went back to Scarlett's room to pick it up.
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Your husband knows you, so why put on make-up even if you're home all day?
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I also post about the vintage clothes, hairstyles, and make-up looks that I adore wearing.
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She applied make-up before going to the party.
Synonyms
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1.3
Products you put on your face to change how you look
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3.5
A product you put on your body or face to improve your look
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Makeup people put on to feel more confident before going out
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Etymology
Make-up comes from the action make + up, which once meant to 'put on' or 'create' a look on the face. So make-up is literally what you 'make up' on your skin to change or improve how you look.