Cover Girl

Pronunciation: /ˈkʌvər ɡɜrl/

Definitions of cover girl

noun a woman who is featured on the cover of a magazine

Example Sentences

A1 She wants to be a cover girl.

A2 The magazine featured a new cover girl.

B1 The cover girl on the magazine was stunning.

B2 Being a cover girl requires confidence and poise.

C1 The cover girl for the fashion show was chosen for her unique look.

C2 The cover girl of the latest issue is a well-known supermodel.

Examples of cover girl in a Sentence

formal The fashion magazine chose a well-known model as their new cover girl.

informal Did you see the latest issue? Sarah is on the cover as a cover girl!

slang She's always been the cover girl of our group, the one everyone looks up to.

figurative As the CEO, she was the cover girl for the company, always representing it in public appearances.

Grammatical Forms of cover girl

• past tense: covered
• plural: cover girls
• comparative: more cover girl
• superlative: most cover girl
• present tense: cover girl
• future tense: will be cover girl
• perfect tense: have been cover girl
• continuous tense: being cover girl
• singular: cover girl
• positive degree: cover girl
• infinitive: to cover girl
• gerund: covering girl
• participle: covered girl

Origin and Evolution of cover girl

First Known Use: 1944 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'cover girl' originated in the United States in the mid-20th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a female model featured on the cover of a magazine, the term 'cover girl' has evolved to represent any woman who appears on the cover of a publication or is featured prominently in advertising campaigns.