painted
- adjective
- /ˈpeɪntɪd/
- Archaic
- So you get this sense of her really being a painted lady.
So you get this sense of her really being a painted lady.
- So you get this sense of her really being a painted lady.
- Little painted face in skunk costume.
Examples
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With her bright red lipstick and heavy eyeliner, she looked like a painted doll at the party.
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The actress stepped onto the stage, her face painted for maximum effect under the spotlight.
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But I'm definitely painted as this villain like character.
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So here she is, the Countess in all of her resplendent glory, beautifully painted in gorgeous clothing.
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For Halloween, she decided to go all out and arrived painted like a glamorous movie star.
Synonyms
Having red makeup on the cheeks or lips
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Indian
A bird with bright patterned feathers that lives in dry parts of India
A freshwater turtle with bright yellow and red markings on its shell and head
A small garden plant with bright, soft, trumpet-shaped flowers often yellow or purple
A freshwater turtle with bright yellow and red markings on its shell and skin
- Indian
A garden plant from Asia with divided scented leaves and white, pink, or purple flowers that keeps insects away
A small fish that lives near the coast and has a light body with dark bands
How Made-Up
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Painted is used for someone with makeup because performers long ago used real paint on their faces, and paint means 'to colour'. So a painted face is one that has colour added by makeup.