Meanings
plural lipstickers
- A person who wears lipstick.
But I ain't no lipsticker.
2010, Larry-bob, The International Homosexual Conspiracy, page 932 more examples
If you are a lipsticker and a mascaraite and his pictures are supposed to match yours — this is not the place.
1934, The New Yorker - Volume 10, page 139They were accused of containing cadmium and selenium, two minerals which might be poisonoous or deleterious to lipstickers.
1940 May 15, “America's Makeup”, in Consumers' Guide, volume 6, number 16, page 2 - A lipstick applicator.
He showed me a big bright silver tube lipsticker.
2014, Turk Allcott, Time Leak, page 1011 more example
Many are resentful of "stockpiling"—the hoarding of hundreds of lipstickers, mostly at Government expense, pending contracts not yet awarded and sometimes not even in sight.
1957, Atkinson's Evening Post and Philadelphia Saturday News, page 149
Origin
From lipstick + -er (relational suffix) or + -er (agent noun suffix).
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