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Что (кто) такое war paint - определение
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Warpaint (album); Warpaint (disambiguation); War Paint (album); Warpaint; War paint (disambiguation); War Paint (song); War Paint (film); War paint; War Paint (disambiguation)
war paint
also warpaint
War paint is the paint which some groups of people used to decorate their faces and bodies before they fought a battle.
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warpaint
¦ noun
1. paint traditionally used to decorate the face and body before battle, especially by North American Indians.
2. informal elaborate or excessive make-up.
warpaint
see war paint
Википедия
War Paint
War paint is paint ritually applied to the face and/or body prior to going into a battle.
War Paint or Warpaint may also refer to:
Примеры употребления для war paint
1. But Osceola is offensive to many Native Americans because he is portrayed by a white student in Indian dress and war paint, and Seminoles never used war paint, according to both tribes.
2. "If you‘re not part of the tribe, you can‘t wear the war paint.
3. The work of embellishing reality, or coloring it in blatant war paint and horror, is an accepted practice in yellow journalism round the world.
4. Playing a harmless game of soldiers these Palestinian boys, who have daubed their faces with war paint and carry toy guns, provide a chilling echo of the violence that surrounds them.
5. Reprinted in more than a hundred newspapers, the Los Angeles Times photograph shows Miller "after more than 12 hours of nearly non–stop, deadly combat" in Falluja, his face coated in war paint, a bloody scratch on his nose, and a freshly lit cigarette hanging from his lips.