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- adjective informal Resembling, or characterised by,
lipstick .
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Examples
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The American stewardess had a lipsticky mouth and overpronounced the syllables, as Americans tended to do.
Unbearable Lightness Portia de Rossi 2010
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Richard Burton's letters to Elizabeth Taylor, being published in Vanity Fair magazine this month, not only remind us that once Taylor was a mesmerising, violet-eyed beauty, rather than this lipsticky old lady, tweeting past her time, but reveal that he, affectionately, called her 'Twit Twaddle'.
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But let's not forget (and we can study up by re-viewing the video of the RNC) that in The Sarah Palin School for Beauty Queens, you smile your lipsticky smile while you're lying out the side of your mouth.
New McCain Ad Falsely Suggests Obama Wants Kids To Learn "About Sex Before Learning To Read" 2009
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Their lipsticky-speech-writers weren't much help though, maybe too long professional, they didn't know how to wind up a dress-up dolly to make her able to think and speak at the same time.
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“Hi!” she said, smiling at me with her big red wet-looking lipsticky mouth.
Certain Girls Jennifer Weiner 2008
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“Hi!” she said, smiling at me with her big red wet-looking lipsticky mouth.
Certain Girls Jennifer Weiner 2008
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Plus there are a couple of new lipsticky self-portraits because my hair was being particularly cooperative one day last week.
Dru Blood - I believe in the inherent goodness of all beings: Just a couple new photos on flickr 2006
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Plus there are a couple of new lipsticky self-portraits because my hair was being particularly cooperative one day last week.
Dru Blood - I believe in the inherent goodness of all beings: February 2006 Archives 2006
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“Hi!” she said, smiling at me with her big red wet-looking lipsticky mouth.
Certain Girls Jennifer Weiner 2008
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I think if anything we tend to spend too much time thinking about the fowl, and not enough time on the more lipsticky elements.
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