Pronunciation: /ruːʒ/
noun a red powder or cream used as a cosmetic for coloring the cheeks or lips
A1 She applied a touch of rouge to her cheeks before going out.
A2 The clown's red nose was covered in bright rouge.
B1 The actress wore rouge to enhance her features for the stage.
B2 The vintage compact contained a small mirror and a compartment for rouge.
C1 The makeup artist carefully blended the rouge with the foundation for a natural look.
C2 The high-end cosmetics brand released a limited edition rouge collection for the holidays.
verb to color with rouge
A1 She rouged her cheeks before going out.
A2 He rouged his lips with a bright red lipstick.
B1 The actress rouged her cheeks to look more youthful on stage.
B2 The performer carefully rouged her face for the evening performance.
C1 The makeup artist expertly rouged the model's cheeks for the photo shoot.
C2 The actress rouged her face to transform into the character she was portraying on stage.
adjective having a red or pink color similar to rouge
A1 She wore a rouge dress to the party.
A2 The rouge lipstick made her lips stand out.
B1 The artist used rouge paint to add a pop of color to the canvas.
B2 The actress's rouge cheeks added a touch of glamour to her red carpet look.
C1 The interior designer chose a rouge accent wall to create a bold statement in the room.
C2 The chef garnished the dish with a sprinkle of rouge chili flakes for an extra kick of flavor.
formal The actress wore a bold rouge on her cheeks for the red carpet event.
informal She put on some rouge to add a pop of color to her face.
slang I love how that rouge makes her look so glam!
figurative The rouge of sunset painted the sky in shades of pink and orange.
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