Zitface

Pronunciation: /zɪtfeɪs/

Definitions of zitface

noun a derogatory term used to describe someone with many pimples or acne on their face

Example Sentences

A1 My little brother called me a zitface when he was mad at me.

A2 She felt self-conscious about her zitface before the school dance.

B1 The bully teased him by calling him a zitface in front of the whole class.

B2 Despite having a few zits, she refused to let anyone call her a zitface.

C1 The actor's flawless skin in the movie was a stark contrast to his usual zitface appearance.

C2 The dermatologist recommended a new treatment to help clear up his persistent zitface.

Examples of zitface in a Sentence

formal The dermatologist recommended a treatment plan for the patient's severe zitface.

informal I can't believe how bad my zitface looks today.

slang Hey zitface, need some help covering up those pimples?

figurative His constant lying made him a zitface in the eyes of his friends.

Grammatical Forms of zitface

• past tense: zitfaced
• plural: zitfaces
• comparative: more zitfaced
• superlative: most zitfaced
• present tense: zitface
• future tense: will zitface
• perfect tense: have zitfaced
• continuous tense: is zitfacing
• singular: zitface
• positive degree: zitfaced
• infinitive: to zitface
• gerund: zitfacing
• participle: zitfaced

Origin and Evolution of zitface

First Known Use: 1970 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'zitface' is believed to have originated as a slang term in the United States.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a derogatory term to describe someone with acne, 'zitface' has evolved to be used more casually and humorously to refer to someone with pimples or blemishes on their face.