- The
blusher is the
common name for
several closely related species of the
genus Amanita. A.
rubescens or the
blushing amanita, is
found in
Europe and...
- is
involuntary and uncontrollable. Of course, a
blush can be
unwanted [but the]
costs to the
blusher on
specific occasions are
outweighed by the long-term...
- also
known as the
panther cap,
false blusher, and the
panther amanita due to its
similarity to the true
blusher (Amanita rubescens), is a
species of fungus...
- Blush, a
female mascot for
Children in Need 2009
Blush, a
character in the
manga Et
Cetera (manga)
Blusher, a
group of
mushroom species This disambiguation...
-
sweetness levels from
highly dry Provençal rosé to
sweet White Zinfandels and
blushes. Rosé
wines are made from a wide
variety of
grapes and can be
found all...
-
Blush is a
medium bright tone of pink. The
first written use of
blush as a
color name in
English was in 1590. The
color blush represents live theatre...
-
southern beech Amanita (New Zealand) Amanita
novinupta –
western blusher,
blushing bride (western
North America) Amanita
porphyria – purple-brown Amanita...
-
central Africa, A.
basii and
similar species in Mexico, A.
caesarea and the "
Blusher"
Amanita rubescens in Europe, and A.
chepangiana in South-East Asia. Other...
- performances,
instead blending the
foundation into the skin with the use of a
blusher,
known as tonoko. For
geisha and maiko,
application of
oshiroi varies depending...
-
Rouge (/ˈruːʒ/;
meaning "red" in French), also
called blush or
blusher, is a
cosmetic for
coloring the ch****s in
varying shades, or the lips red. It is...
