lipstick
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishHair & beautylipsticklip‧stick /ˈlɪpˌstɪk/ ●●○ noun
[countable, uncountable]DCB something used for adding colour to your lips, in the shape of a small stickExamples from the Corpuslipstick• There was a lipstick, which he didn't hand back.• Blend away any creases in your make-up and gently apply the new eyeshadow, highlighter and pencil, the blusher and lipstick.• Warm Geranium lipstick by Kanebo and a loose matt powder completed the look.• Fill in, blot on a tissue, then reapply another coat of lipstick.• He always liked it when she wore a certain shade of lipstick, coral, not cherry.• Bonnie Parker would have been happy to find this lipstick.• The boys were smeared with lipstick, old scarves tied in knots beneath their spotted chins.
[countable, uncountable]DCB something used for adding colour to your lips, in the shape of a small stickExamples from the Corpuslipstick• There was a lipstick, which he didn't hand back.• Blend away any creases in your make-up and gently apply the new eyeshadow, highlighter and pencil, the blusher and lipstick.• Warm Geranium lipstick by Kanebo and a loose matt powder completed the look.• Fill in, blot on a tissue, then reapply another coat of lipstick.• He always liked it when she wore a certain shade of lipstick, coral, not cherry.• Bonnie Parker would have been happy to find this lipstick.• The boys were smeared with lipstick, old scarves tied in knots beneath their spotted chins.