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perma-

British  

prefix

  1. informal indicating a fixed state

    a perma-tan

    perma-grin

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Mr. Kolaric stressed that it’s important to start concealing around the eye and on the lid first, then draw your intended graphic shape around the eye with an eye pencil, like the Pat McGrath Labs Perma Precision Liquid Eyeliner he used.

From New York Times

Then there are his furniture-like Perma sculptures, created with thin, cross-sectioned slabs of flower-infused resin that resemble vividly flecked stone.

From New York Times

“The oil ‘perma bulls’ continue to buy the dips as their optimism stems from the fact that global demand is unambiguously on the rise,” AxiCorp global market strategist Stephen Innes said in a note.

From Reuters

You’ve perma banned for way less.

From The Verge

Eastman says Perma Corporation has installed a wet well for the amphitheater’s sewage lift station and will return to the site in the next few weeks to begin laying water and sewer lines.

From Washington Times