mascara
noun
verb (used with object)
Origin of mascara
Examples from the Web for mascara
Contemporary Examples of mascara
Storage containers hold a treasure trove of mascara, lipstick, blush, and other makeup.
Obviously as Secretary of State the most pressing concern she had was mascara.
What better way to sell a deodorant or mascara than by buttressing a show that screams girl power and body pride?
No one thinks to transform him into an Adonis, to require him to mascara his lashes or tint his cheekbones a delicate pink.
Historical Examples of mascara
I picked out a faint lavender scent, and then bought some lipstick, mascara, and eyebrow pencil.
Exile from SpaceJudith Merril
Mascara is a town of the French colonial type, few vestiges of the Moorish period remaining.
The principal industry is the making of wine, the white wines of Mascara being held in high repute.
The road, 80 kilomtres long, which connects Mostaganem with Mascara, was covered to the whole of its extent.
The Insect WorldLouis Figuier
He went to Algeria in 1835, served in the expedition to Mascara, at the capture of Tlemcen, and in 1837 became captain.