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lip color

lip color noun: makeup for the lips of a specific color.

Noun

lip color (countable and uncountable, plural lip colors)

  1. Makeup for the lips of a specific color.
    • While we’re at it, I have to show you the Amber Glaze collection because you just won’t believe what you’ll look like in these lip colors and your nails will love it.2006 September, Suzanne Macpherson, Hysterical Blondeness, New York, N.Y.: Avon Books, →ISBN, page 310
    • I analyze my choice of eye shadow and wonder if my lip color is too “loud.”2012, Karel Murray, Torie Jochims, “Setting the Stage to Engage”, in Conquering the Witch Within: Intergenerational Work Place Strategies that Create Real Results, Indianapolis, Ind.: Dog Ear...
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see lip, color.
    • A “cool” change in lip color during pregnancy could merely be a hormonal side effect, but call your doctor just in case, because your bluish or purplish lips could also suggest: • Iron deficiency (anemia).2018 April, Nancy Redd, “Baby Blue … Lips?”, in Pregnancy, OMG! The First-Ever Photographic Guide for Modern Mamas-to-Be, New York, N.Y.: St. Martin’s Press, →ISBN

Forms of lip color

plurallip colors
alternative formlipcolor

Questions about lip color

What does lip color mean?
Lip color means makeup for the lips of a specific color.
What part of speech is lip color?
Lip color is a noun.
What is the plural of lip color?
The plural of lip color is lip colors.

Words near lip color in the dictionary

  1. lip bits
  2. lip cell
  3. lip cells
  4. lip clap
  5. lip claps
  6. lip color
  7. lip colors
  8. lip comfort
  9. lip devotion
  10. lip disc
  11. lip discs

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