to paint, smear, or spread a substance (such as makeup or ointment) onto a surface

to remove or delete something, such as information, traces, or memories, often implying the act of wiping away or obliterating.

to speak in a roundabout way or beat about the bush without being direct

to erase, blot out, or remove traces and evidence

A cloth used for wiping surfaces to clean them.

to apply black substance to a surface, such as a face for camouflage

A traditional feminine undergarment that covers the chest and abdomen.

elaborately dressed in showy clothing and wearing heavy makeup

to bring shame or disgrace upon someone or something

to apply cosmetics; to paint one's face

sperm whale; cachalot (Physeter macrocephalus)

to commit suicide by slitting one's own throat

to erase, wipe out, or delete information or records, especially memory or digital data.

applying makeup lightly or heavily (idiom)

to wail and whine; piteous weeping, often in an exaggerated or performative manner

to invalidate or strike out a debt, legal record, or official obligation

to blot out or erase completely at one stroke, typically referring to achievements, history, or merits

a small tool with a flat, flexible blade used for applying putty or scraping surfaces

to round down the fractional part of a bill (usually by a seller)

green tea powder (matcha)

spread (food)

to wipe away tears from one's face

to suffer a snub or meet with a cold rejection while attempting to be helpful or friendly

to bring shame upon oneself or a group; to tarnish or smear a reputation

to clean or remove liquid from a surface by swabbing or wiping

to wipe

cervical smear (Taiwan usage)

spread (for bread, crackers, etc.)

to consume food completely and leave nothing behind

to be unable to keep a straight face; to feel too embarrassed to do something (idiom)

to anoint

smear (used for medical test)

to make a surface level or smooth by spreading or pressing

to erase