mascara
- noun
- /mæˈskɛrə/
- And I gotta tell you, I love what you're doing with your mascara these days.
- apply mascara
- put on mascara
- wear mascara
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- This is the best mascara in the world.
- This is one of the best mascaras that I have.
- It is the mascara I am wearing right now.
Examples
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She applied mascara to her eyelashes to make them look longer.
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She'd taken the time to add a bit of makeup, a little mascara, a touch of lip gloss.
Fiction book (1990) -
I have used this mascara before and loved it.
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Now you can just add mascara as you would normally.
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This is the best mascara in the world.
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Let me just do mascara on the other eye, OK?
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So I think this mascara is doing a pretty good job.
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Let's see how well this mascara really works.
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I grabbed my mascara and a small mirror and headed for the car.
Fiction book (1997) -
I love me some mascara, even though I'm gonna put falsies on.
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Etymology
Mascara comes from the Spanish and Italian words máscara and maschera, which mean 'mask'. So, think of mascara as a little 'mask' for your eyelashes that makes them darker and more visible.