Airbrush ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Airbrush ( noun )

1. A tool that uses compressed air to spray paint or ink onto a surface.
2. A technique of applying makeup or retouching photographs using an airbrush tool.

Origin:

A combination of the words "air" and "brush", referring to the compressed air that is used to propel the paint or ink through the brush.

Examples:

1. He used an airbrush to create the realistic texture of the clouds in his painting.
2. The makeup artist used an airbrush to give the actress a flawless look on camera.
3. He used the airbrush to touch up some blemishes on the model's face before the photo shoot.
4. Airbrushing is a popular technique for creating smooth, even skin tones in photographs.
5. The cake decorator used an airbrush to add intricate designs to the surface of the cake.

(As a verb)

Airbrush ( verb )

1. To use an airbrush tool to apply paint or ink onto a surface.
2. To use an airbrush tool to apply makeup or retouch photographs.

Origin:

A combination of the words "air" and "brush", referring to the compressed air that is used to propel the paint or ink through the brush.

Examples:

1. He airbrushed the clouds in his painting to create a realistic texture.
2. The makeup artist airbrushed the actress's face to give her a flawless look on camera.
3. He airbrushed some blemishes on the model's face before the photo shoot.
4. The cake decorator airbrushed intricate designs onto the surface of the cake.
5. She airbrushed her legs to make them look smoother in the photograph.