face job
face job noun: a plastic surgical procedure to alter the appearance of the face, particularly for cosmetic reasons.

Noun
face job (plural face jobs)
- A plastic surgical procedure to alter the appearance of the face, particularly for cosmetic reasons.
- "Who did the face job... the plastic surgery? You look great. The lines don't show at all."1964, Mickey Spillane, chapter 3, in Day of the Guns, Signet Books, page 19
- “We're going back to New York. I want you to get a face job, and while you're healing we'll cool it for a while. We have enough money,” Juan said.2001, Cliff Chandler, chapter 11, in Vengeance Is Mine..., Writers Club Press, page 38
Forms of face job
| plural | face jobs |
|---|---|
| alternative form | face-job |
| alternative form | facejob |
Origin of face job
From face + job, after nose job.
Questions about face job
- What does face job mean?
- Face job means a plastic surgical procedure to alter the appearance of the face, particularly for cosmetic reasons.
- What part of speech is face job?
- Face job is a noun.
- What is the plural of face job?
- The plural of face job is face jobs.
Words near face job in the dictionary
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