Crossword clues for mascara
mascara
- Eyelash makeup
- Eye makeup
- Makeup buy
- Lash application
- Cosmetic counter item
- Type of make-up
- Maybelline purchase
- Lash enhancement
- Lash cosmetic
- Lash colorer
- Word from the Catalan for "soot"
- What tears may damage
- Wand application
- The eyes may have it
- Max Factor product
- Many eyes have it
- Makeup with an applicator
- Makeup for eyelashes
- Make-up item
- Lash lengthener
- Lash extender
- Lash add-on
- L'Oréal's Voluminous Carbon Black, e.g
- It runs in the shower
- It runs from tears
- It may run during a sad movie
- It gets the lash
- It can give you a black eye
- Eyelash thickener
- Eyelash enhancer
- Eyelash darkener
- Eyelash application
- Eyelash alterer
- Eye shadow
- Cosmetic product
- Cosmetic enhancement
- Avon's calling, in part?
- "War paint" buy
- It runs in the rain
- The eyes have it
- It may run in the rain
- It might run in the rain
- Purse item
- Maybelline product
- Cause of black eyes?
- Makeup that is used to darken and thicken the eye lashes
- Lash darkener
- Cosmetic preparation
- This may get 40 lashes
- Makeup item
- Cosmetic item
- Cosmetic-counter purchase
- A cosmetic
- Mum's vehicle key — item found in handbag?
- Mum garages a small vehicle — will it run?
- Mother’s vehicle, a thing of beauty?
- Covering a blemish with mother's make-up
- Cosmetic mother used to mask a blemish
- Cosmetic — half made to cover a blemish
- Eyelash make-up
- Eyelash cosmetic
- Eye make-up
- Old woman’s vehicle associated with a cosmetic
- Old woman covering a blemish in make-up
- Old woman covering a blemish in cosmetic
- Lash thickener
- Bit of slap and tickle starts to arouse my suspicions about artist
- A blemish covered by mother's cosmetic
- A disfigurement concealed by Mum's cosmetic
- Makeup kit item
- Cosmetics purchase
- Eye cosmetic
- Drugstore purchase
- Cosmetic purchase
- Lash enhancer
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
mascara \mascara\ n. A cosmetic used to darken and thicken the eye lashes, usually applied with a small brush.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
cosmetic for coloring eyelashes, 1883, mascaro (modern form from 1922), from Spanish mascara "a stain, a mask," from same source as Italian maschera "mask" (see mask (v.)).
Wiktionary
n. A cosmetic used to darken and thicken the eyelashes. vb. To apply mascara to the eyelashes
WordNet
n. makeup that is used to darken and thicken the eye lashes
Wikipedia
Mascara is a cosmetic commonly used to enhance the eyes. It may darken, thicken, lengthen, and/or define the eyelashes. Normally in one of three forms—liquid, cake, or cream—the modern mascara product has various formulas; however, most contain the same basic components of pigments, oils, waxes, and preservatives.
"Mascara" is the second single by Australian band Killing Heidi from their debut album Reflector. It was released in November 1999 while their debut single "Weir" was still active on the charts. The re-release of the "Mascara" single was released with "Leave Me Alone" as its B-side.
Mascara is a cosmetic used on eyelashes to enhance one's eyes.
Mascara may also refer to:
Entertainment- Mascara (CSI), a episode of the TV series Crime Scene Investigation
- "Mascara", a song by Deftones from their album Around the Fur
- Mascara (1987 film) (Belgium, Netherlands, France, 1987), with Charlotte Rampling, Michael Sarrazin, Romy Haag and others
- Mascara (1995 film) (South Korea, 1995)
- Mascara, an annual drag queen event during Divers/Cité, Montreal's Pride Week
- La Mascara (EP), a 1998 EP by The Blackeyed Susans
- Frank Mascara (1930–2011), American politician from Pennsylvania
- Ken Mascara (born 1958), politician in Florida, USA
- Robert Mascara (born 1972), Australian TV floor manager
- Giuseppe Mascara (born 1979), Italian football player
- La Mascara (wrestler) (born 1982), Mexican wrestler
- Several masked Mexican wrestlers have "Máscara" (Spanish for "mask") as part of their stage name
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Mascara, Algeria, a city in Algeria
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Mascara District, the district containing the city
- Mascara Province, the Algerian province containing the district and city
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Mascara District, the district containing the city
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, a French coastal tanker in service 1946-51
Shane Shumate, better known by his stage name Mascara (stylized as M△S▴C△RA), is an American electronic musician from New York City. He released his debut EP, Black Mass, on Tundra Dubs in 2010, following it up with a second EP, Silver Knight Gothic, on Black Bus Records in 2011, as well as VHS tape The Five Wounds on Video/Horror/Show. In 2015 Mascara released an album of "unreleased cuts" called Heru-Ra-Ha on London-based cassette label Dagger Forest.
Usage examples of "mascara".
There was no great surge of power, so I deepened the blue liner and added mascara and blush.
I lined my eyes in midnight blue, gunked them up with mascara, painted my mouth whore red, and hung the biggest, brassiest earrings I owned from my lobes.
Her mascara had smudged, making the bags under her eyes more pronounced.
My hair was stuck to my face and my mascara was not living up to its waterproof promise.
I pulled my hair into a ponytail, applied some lipstick and a single swipe of mascara and I was ready for the day.
It had been years since she had cried and not found mascara all over everything.
At the makeup mirror of the woman I work for, I put her mascara up inside each nostril until my nose hair looks thick and full.
She laughed and butted her cigarette in the salver meant to receive tips, then she walked into the crowded reception room where the singer with the gold-tinsel wig and the green mascara was bobbing over the heads of the company, chanting in thin falsetto something about a cup of coffee, a sandwich, and you.
Not a strand of silvery-blond hair was out of place, not a fleck of mascara marred the pale flesh beneath her eyes.
The two eye shadows lapsed into hurt silence, glaring backwards at the mascara box, then rolling their shared eyes forward to look at Annie as she knelt on the floor.
She had nice long lashes, but without mascara they were a light brown that made them almost invisible.
Geraldine looked into space with her hard sad eyes that had parcels of lines in the thick mascara under them.
Eyes made impossibly huge with mascara, nose slightly hooked and bowed, two vertical dimples on either side of the mouth, crocheted shawl covering hair and back, high cheekbones, warm-brown skin.
So near one in the morning she was at the Spoon with her hair hanging straight, dressed in black, no makeup except for mascara in sad raccoon-rings round her eyes, looking like all those other women and girls: camp followers.
He smoothed a dab of makeup across her cheekbones and feathered it down her cheeks, stroked mascara into her eyelashes, brushed lipstick onto her mouth.