powderer
- noun
- /ˈpaʊdərər/
- In the eighteenth century, a powderer would dust wigs with perfumed powder.
Examples
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The powderer prepared the actor's face carefully before the long day of filming began.
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She worked as a powderer in a busy beauty salon downtown.
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The powderer applied makeup flawlessly.
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Many powderers use natural ingredients for their products.
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She worked as a powderer in a busy beauty salon downtown, applying makeup to clients for special occasions.
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The powderer prepared the actor's face with a fine layer of powder before the cameras started rolling.
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In the eighteenth century, a powderer dusted wigs with scented powder to keep them looking fresh and stylish.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Powderer comes from the word powder (from an old word for 'dust') plus the ending -er, which means 'a person who does something', so a powderer is literally someone who puts powder on the body or hair.