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zit

[zit] / zɪt /


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“The zits were there to stay, for all the wedding pictures,” he said.

From Washington Post

Finding out that it was the truly mundane details of life that he savored the most — tending to his zits, vacuuming while watching daytime television — set me straight.

From New York Times

On Thursday morning, Brandt continued his winning streak with some far more serious fare in the Coronavirus, which popped like a bad zit on the sports world's face on Wednesday night.

From Golf Digest

And there are zit stickers that come packaged in multiple layers of plastic.

From New York Times

Still another Twitter user wrote: “Oh no! Some people seem pleased with their own efficiency, but surely this is not hygienic, along with shaving, tweezing, nail cutting and squeezing zits.”

From Fox News