enthusiast for someone or something; a follower (loanword from English)

starch; amylum (C6H10O5)n

the color pink

to crush; to smash; to shatter

fine particles of matter, such as powder or dust

foundation (cosmetics)

flour made from finely milled rice

a machine used for crushing, grinding, or pulverizing materials into smaller pieces or powder

to paint or whitewash a surface such as a wall or ceiling

dust, airborne powder, or solid particulate matter

fine dust or powder produced by chalk, often from writing on a blackboard

a skin condition or lesion such as a pimple, comedo, or blackhead

detergent in powder form used for washing clothes

ground pepper or pepper powder

pressed cosmetic powder formed into a cake

to pollinate

a dark jelly-like dessert made from the platostoma palustre plant, common in Southern China

to have one's body torn apart and bones crushed; to die a violent death

to paint, plaster, or decorate a surface to make it look better

flour or meal made from ground dried corn kernels, often used as a staple food

rouge and powder used as makeup

vermicelli made from mung bean or other starches

fish meal

cosmetics; rouge and powder

powdered medicine or chemical substance used in scientific or medical contexts.

(slang) fan of Apple products

powder used to keep the skin dry and prevent rashes, commonly used for babies

to make up and go on stage; to embark on a career (especially in politics or crime)

a powdered chemical used for bleaching and disinfection (e.g., commercial or household bleaching agents such as calcium hypochlorite), often with a strong chlorine-like odor.

powder puff (cosmetics)

crab meat

to apply whitewash or white plaster to a wall

a figurative term referring to a beautiful woman or women

cosmetic powder applied to the face to improve appearance or reduce shine

to apply cosmetics; to paint one's face