rouging (Meaning)

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rouging (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Rouge

The makeup artist expertly rouged the actress's cheeks to enhance her natural blush.
The rouge specks on her collar indicated her recent lipstick application.
The bouquet of red carnations was so vivid that it appeared as if it had been rouged.
The roguish boy's rouged face after playing in the mud was a playful sight.
The sunset cast a rosy glow on the sky, rouging the clouds with ethereal beauty.
The rouged edges of the ancient manuscript hinted at its age and historical significance.
The flamboyant parrot's plumage was adorned with streaks of rouged crimson.
The rouging of the grapes signified the onset of harvest season in the vineyard.
The rouged petals of the rose unfolded gracefully, revealing its delicate fragrance.
The rouging of the autumn leaves painted the forest in a fiery masterpiece.

of Rouge

glowing, ruddling, flushing,crimsoning, reddening, incarnadining, blooming, blushing, disconcerting, coloring

No antonyms found.

The makeup artist expertly rouged the actress's cheeks to enhance her natural blush.

The rouge specks on her collar indicated her recent lipstick application.

The bouquet of red carnations was so vivid that it appeared as if it had been rouged.

The roguish boy's rouged face after playing in the mud was a playful sight.