to photoshop
- verb
- /ˈfoʊtəˌʃɑp/
- Someone decided to Photoshop her into famous pictures or situations looking unimpressed.
- go home and photoshop
Examples
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Did you Photoshop yourself into this one?
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I have been shooting freelance photography for years, and I can tell you that when I shoot a model, I always Photoshop my photos to remove any skin imperfections.
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I think you should Photoshop all of them out.
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You think I should Photoshop the baby out?
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So I'm going to now Photoshop and see what I can do.
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Well, you can just Photoshop me in with your fancy editing apps.
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Can I Photoshop my face into your scrapbook?
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You'll Photoshop this if my nose looks big, right?
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Photoshop those images and turn them into illustrations with different moods and environments.
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I decided to photoshop the background of the photo to make it look more appealing.
Synonyms
To change a photo to remove marks or make people look smoother
To make small changes to the look of hair or a photo
Change a photo on a computer to make people or things look different
How Edited
Surface Forms
Etymology
Photoshop comes from photo ('light' or 'picture') and shop ('place to work or fix things'), so think of it as a 'photo workshop' where you change pictures. It was first the name of Adobe's program, and today to photoshop a picture means to 'edit' or change it on a computer.