1880, from lip (n.) + stick (n.).
The clown had lipsticked circles on his cheeks
She lipsticked her mouth
liposuction
lipped
lippy
lip-read
lip-service
lipstick
liquefaction
liquefy
liquescent
liqueur
liquid
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