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Definition of lipstick in English: lipsticknoun ˈlɪpstɪkˈlɪpˌstɪk mass nounColoured cosmetic applied to the lips from a small solid stick. count noun I dug around in my bag for a lipstick Example sentencesExamples - She picked up a napkin and wiped the lipstick off his face.
- Plus she was wearing black boots, black lipstick, and black nail polish.
- I adjusted the straps of my bag, applying a layer of purple lipstick.
- So you can put lipstick on a pig, but you can't call it a lady.
- She wears sultry purple lipstick and matching eyeshadow and her cheeks are heavy with foundation.
- Glossy, coiffed locks, mascara and lipstick are key elements, as are sunglasses and silk scarves.
- She wasn't injured, except for a little smudge of lipstick, and I was taken away in an ambulance.
- He wants to wipe her lipstick off his face and reaches for a handkerchief in his breast pocket.
- Whatever happened to the lipstick stain on the collar?
- Apply dark lipstick on your lips and kiss the paper to add a mouth!
- The first thing you notice about Gill is her lips, smeared in dark purple lipstick.
- She likes to wear frosted plum lipstick and opaque lilac eyeshadow to match it.
- I reached up, laughing a little, and wiped a smudge of my pale pink lipstick off his face.
- When he finally did come back he had a shade of pink lipstick smeared across his lips and his cheek.
- Her face was done up in elaborate shades of red and layers of red lipstick and gloss coated her lips.
- There was alcohol on his breath and lipstick on his collar.
- She'd fastened her hair up and applied scarlet red lipstick.
- His lips were smeared with black lipstick and heavy pink eyeshadow and glitter covered his eyelids.
- Her hair was wavy and she was wearing the brightest red lipstick known to man.
- She reapplied her shocking red lipstick in the rearview mirror, smacking her lips in satisfaction.
Definition of lipstick in US English: lipsticknounˈlɪpˌstɪkˈlipˌstik Colored cosmetic applied to the lips from a small solid stick. count noun I dug around in my bag for a lipstick Example sentencesExamples - I adjusted the straps of my bag, applying a layer of purple lipstick.
- Her face was done up in elaborate shades of red and layers of red lipstick and gloss coated her lips.
- I reached up, laughing a little, and wiped a smudge of my pale pink lipstick off his face.
- She wasn't injured, except for a little smudge of lipstick, and I was taken away in an ambulance.
- So you can put lipstick on a pig, but you can't call it a lady.
- She reapplied her shocking red lipstick in the rearview mirror, smacking her lips in satisfaction.
- Whatever happened to the lipstick stain on the collar?
- Glossy, coiffed locks, mascara and lipstick are key elements, as are sunglasses and silk scarves.
- Her hair was wavy and she was wearing the brightest red lipstick known to man.
- She wears sultry purple lipstick and matching eyeshadow and her cheeks are heavy with foundation.
- She'd fastened her hair up and applied scarlet red lipstick.
- His lips were smeared with black lipstick and heavy pink eyeshadow and glitter covered his eyelids.
- Plus she was wearing black boots, black lipstick, and black nail polish.
- There was alcohol on his breath and lipstick on his collar.
- Apply dark lipstick on your lips and kiss the paper to add a mouth!
- When he finally did come back he had a shade of pink lipstick smeared across his lips and his cheek.
- She picked up a napkin and wiped the lipstick off his face.
- He wants to wipe her lipstick off his face and reaches for a handkerchief in his breast pocket.
- She likes to wear frosted plum lipstick and opaque lilac eyeshadow to match it.
- The first thing you notice about Gill is her lips, smeared in dark purple lipstick.
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