T-zone

British  

noun

1. the T-shaped area of a person's face that includes the forehead, nose, and chin

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Example Sentences

He explains that his first job was playing piano at a drag karaoke bar in New York City: “I learned about life. I learned about love. I learned how to tweeze my t-zone,” he says, as the crowd laughs.

From Salon

I slathered on sunscreen on my T-zone and quickly learned the correct way to hold the board: under my arm, against my side.

From Los Angeles Times

The slight flake of dry, dull skin on your neighbor’s T-zone; the foolishness of the hiker who chugs down a can of flavored sparkling water at the peak of their excursion, only to remain parched.

From Los Angeles Times

The simple, one-two punch of hand washing and avoiding the T-zone can be empowering, Sawyer argued, because it’s an achievable solution to a problem that feels more urgent with each headline.

From Washington Post

Not touching your facial mucous membranes, an area known as the “T-zone,” is perhaps the most important step you can take to prevent an infection, Sawyer said.

From Washington Post