Lipstick

Pronunciation: /ˈlɪpˌstɪk/

Definitions of lipstick

noun A cosmetic product used to color and enhance the lips.

Example Sentences

A1 She wears red lipstick every day.

A2 I bought a new lipstick in a pretty shade of pink.

B1 She applied her lipstick carefully before going out.

B2 The lipstick she wore matched perfectly with her outfit.

C1 The high-end lipstick brand she prefers is known for its long-lasting formula.

C2 Her collection of designer lipsticks is envied by many beauty enthusiasts.

Examples of lipstick in a Sentence

formal She carefully applied her lipstick before heading out to the formal event.

informal I love that new lipstick you're wearing, where did you get it?

slang Her lipstick game is always on point.

figurative His words were like a bright red lipstick, bold and attention-grabbing.

Grammatical Forms of lipstick

• past tense: lipsticked
• plural: lipsticks
• comparative: more lipstick
• superlative: most lipstick
• present tense: lipsticks
• future tense: will lipstick
• perfect tense: have lipsticked
• continuous tense: is lipsticking
• singular: lipstick
• positive degree: lipstick
• infinitive: to lipstick
• gerund: lipsticking
• participle: lipsticking

Origin and Evolution of lipstick

First Known Use: 1880 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'lipstick' originated from the combination of 'lip' referring to the body part and 'stick' indicating the form in which the cosmetic product is applied.

Evolution of the word: Originally, lipstick referred to a waxy substance used to color the lips. Over time, the term has evolved to encompass a wide range of cosmetic products used for enhancing the lips, including various shades and formulations.