makeup
- noun
- /ˈmeɪkʌp/
- She applied her makeup carefully before the performance.
- wear makeup
- hair and makeup
- apply makeup
This right here takes my eye makeup off so easily.
- This right here takes my eye makeup off so easily.
- Put on some makeup and face the day.
- Dang, I really, really like my makeup today a lot.
- So the dermal is your skin care products, makeup, sunscreen.
- The background wardrobe, makeup, hair, this that.
Examples
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I have a good makeup artist!
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Today I did a more natural makeup than usual.
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Put on some makeup and face the day.
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Oh it's so nice to put on makeup and see clearly.
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It's also going to set the makeup right here.
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The hair, the makeup, the clothes.
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I want to do my makeup, bridal makeup for wedding.
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Louise is still putting on her makeup, making sure it's perfect.
Fiction book (1991) -
Dang, I really, really like my makeup today a lot.
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You should thank Clarissa for doing your makeup.
Synonyms
Antonyms
How Made-Up
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Makeup comes from the phrase make up, with make and up meaning to 'put on' or add to the face as actors do. So makeup is the products people use to change or improve how they look.