lipstick

IPA: ɫˈɪpstɪk

(uncountable) Makeup for the lips.
(countable) A stick of this makeup.
(countable, colloquial) A dog's penis.
(countable, slang) Short for lipstick lesbian. [(LGBT, slang) A lesbian who has glamorously feminine characteristics, as opposed to a butch lesbian.]

Examples of "lipstick" in Sentences

She puts on lipstick after dinner.
Her roseate lipstick was my favourite.
The primer is applied before the lipstick.
But lipstick sales have actually ticked down.
Bugs appears out of the hole covered in lipstick.
The average women eats 20kg of lipstick in her life.
Let's just leave this dipstick in lipstick fade away.
So, now, Gov Mooseillini has trademarked the term lipstick?
Her lipstick and rouge looked freshly applied, not at all smudged.
It was also applied on the lips, the way lipstick would be used today.
Both the doll and lipstick were available to the retail market in 2000.
He is known as the father of waterproof mascara and long lasting lipstick.
Get out the knee pads TONY and make sure your lipstick is the right shade!
The color is what they call lipstick red and will spice up any boring outfit!
#34 – Get out the knee pads TONY and make sure your lipstick is the right shade!
By not referring to her and using the term lipstick everyone would catch what he intended it to be.
Because of the Candelilla wax, this lipstick is a more waxy feeling lipstick than the Sheer Lipstick.
"People know the term lipstick killer, and that there was a sensational crime, but I don't think it's talked about in detail."
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