rouge
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- noun
- /ruːʒ/
:
colorete
- To achieve a fresh look, he recommended using a light pink rouge on your cheeks.
- lipstick and rouge
I don't dislike, I despise, and that is the Rouge Pre or Couture lipsticks.
- I don't dislike, I despise, and that is the Rouge Pre or Couture lipsticks.
- Like I said, this is Ben Nice powder Rouge in the shade contour number one.
- OK, and then the red smile Satin d'Or Rouge.
- And now we go in with blush or as the British call it, blush Rouge, if you will.
- I also really love cherry blossom and rusty Rouge.
- Yeah, this is Nude Brown from La Bouche Rouge.
- Spandex, lipstick, Rouge, big ham, it's still there.
- So I got a lip liner and a Rouge double.
- Now I'm going to use the flush bomb in a Rouge.
- The bottle is the problem the Rouge underground ultimate flawless mist airbrush foundation.
Examples
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She's wearing makeup that's been applied much too heavily: the rouge on her cheeks is too bright.
Fiction book (1994) -
His cheeks were flushed to the extent that they appeared almost touched with rouge.
Fiction book (2001) -
And put on plenty of rouge.
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Next time you might want to ease up on the rouge.
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And take that lip rouge.
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I'll grant you the rouge is heavy; someone would say overdone, but I like it.
Fiction book (1998) -
No round spots of rouge on her cheeks, though.
Fiction book (1996) -
I drove straight into town and bought rouge, lipstick, and eyeshadow at the dime store.
Fiction book (1990) -
She applied some rouge to her cheeks before heading out for the evening.
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The actress looked radiant after touching up her rouge during the photoshoot.
Synonyms
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Products you put on your face to change how you look
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A red or pink powder put on cheeks to give them colour
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A pink or red makeup used on the cheeks to make them look healthy
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3.1
Makeup for the cheeks that adds pink or red color
Compounds
- NSFW
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9.8
A communist group that ruled Cambodia and killed millions between 1975 and 1979
A card game with two rows where players bet on the color or row closer to a number
How Red
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Rouge comes from the French word rouge, which means 'red', and it was the name for the red or pink powder people put on their cheeks, so the cosmetic kept the same name.