mar-a-lago face
Word Rarity
Rare
Frequency: Zipf frequency 3.00 in modern English
20
Scrabble Score
12
Letters
4
Syllables
9
Unique Chars
Meaning
noun
An aesthetic trend in cosmetics and cosmetic surgery associated with Trumpism, characterized by the conspicuous use of lip filler, Botox, spray tan, fake eyelashes, and dark smoky eyes.
Colloquial; Countable; Derogatory; Uncountable
Example Sentences
- "I wouldn’t normally be snarky about someone’s looks but let’s be clear: nobody is born with Mar-a-Lago face. These are not human faces, they are luxury meat-masks meant to signal wealth and in-group belonging."
- "She [plastic surgeon A. Kulkarni] says nobody comes in asking for Mar-a-Lago face by name; the most obvious clue is when a patient with visible lip filler comes in wanting more."
- "Karoline Leavitt Is Nearly Unrecognizable In Pics Before Mar-A-Lago Face Transformation [title] […] However, he [Dr. Michael Niccole] ultimately didn't believe that Leavitt was one of the worst offenders of "the Mar-a-Lago face" trend, as he explained, "Her facial features look refined, not exaggerated.""
- "Within the current political administration in the States, there’s clearly a fashion look. “Mar-a-Lago face” connects a group of people."
Etymology
From Mar-a-Lago + face.