Usage of "blusher" | TermGallery

Catalan

Spanish

Yellowish edible agaric that usually turns red when touched.

Portuguese

Catalan

Makeup consisting of a pink or red powder applied to the cheeks.

Usage of blusher in English

The third was fair and blond and, I suspected, an accomplished blusher. 
 Speaking in Bones 

We all wore Max Factor pan stick and stripes of brown blusher. 
 The Guardian 

For instance, you know you can trust what the infallible blusher tells you. 
 Human 

The sink was powdered with blusher and marked with lipstick and mascara residue. 
 Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town 

I was getting pretty good at makeup, eye shadow, blusher, lipstick. 
 Burnt Offerings 

For glow, apply foundation and highlighter and an almost imperceptible touch of blusher. 
 The Guardian 

Reluctantly, there will be the merest smear of lipstick and blusher. 
 The Guardian 

Corcoran was always a blusher, did so often and deeply when embarrassed or anxious. 
 206 Bones 

NARS blusher I love this because it looks very natural. 
 The Irish Times 

Claire counted herself lucky that she wasn't an easy blusher. 
 Beginnings 

A dab of blusher, one ghastly instant coffee, and I was out the door. 
 Bones of the Lost 

Who tells you when your time's up for pink blusher and coquettish black eyeliner? 
 The Guardian 

Same goes for your blusher or bronzer which can also be used on your eyes. 
 The South African 

It will leave people wondering do you or don't you have a little blusher on! 
 Ebony 

Fisher continued her keening, mascara and eye shadow flowing to mix with the orange-rose blusher. 
 Monday Mourning 

With the tip of my little finger I dabbed a liquid blusher on as lipstain. 
 The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl 

blusher

Noun

Singular

Frequent collocations

More collocations

Translations for blusher

Catalan

Spanish

Portuguese

Blusher through the time

Meanings of blusher in English