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mattmatt British English, matte /mæt/ adjective   matteOrigin: 1600-1700 French mat, from Old French, ‘defeated’, from Latin mattus ‘drunk’ - Do you want matt paint or gloss paint?
- When you drop off the photos, be sure to request matte finish.
- Creamy formulations do tend to crease more, so opt for matt powders.
- Finish with a matt pink-toned lipstick applied with a brush for more accuracy and softness.
- However we all liked the matt black finish of the bottle.
- Last week, Helen excelled herself - a black matt waterproof, lined, with a turn-back collar of fake ocelot!
- Net Set, available in matt black or 14K gold plate finish makes an ideal tennis gift.
- Thick gouache can give similar results to oil paint, except that the gouache often dries with a matt surface.
- This is because slight frosting on the eyes covers up careless blending and matt lipsticks have often been too dry-looking.
- Warm Geranium lipstick by Kanebo and a loose matt powder completed the look.
not shiny► dull a colour or surface that is dull is not bright or shiny: · Her hair was a dull, darkish brown.· They chose a red clay pot decorated with patterns in dull white paint. ► matt also matte American: matt surface/paint/finish etc a matt surface is designed not to be shiny - use this about paint, skin, surfaces etc that you do not want to be shiny: · Do you want matt paint or gloss paint?· When you drop off the photos, be sure to request matte finish. ► tarnished no longer shiny - use this about bright metals such as silver: · He wore a tarnished watch chain across his waistcoat. · You shouldn't let the silverware get so tarnished. NOUN► emulsion· Background painted with 3030 B70G, Collector, matt emulsion from the Definitions range by Dulux, £15.49/2.5 litres.· A light green is best and matt emulsion or undercoat, preferably rolled on, is ideal.· Background painted with F2-80, matt emulsion from Crown Expressions, £15.50/2.5 litres. matt paint, colour, or photographs have a dull surface, not shiny OPP gloss:  matt black |