mousse

UK
/muːs/
US
/mus/

Translations

mousseadjective
UK
/muːs/
US
/mus/
Used attributively to describe products or textures that are light and foamy, as in "mousse foundation".
mousseuxQui a une consistance légère et mousseuse.
She prefers a mousse foundation because it feels weightless on the skin.
Elle préfère un fond de teint mousseux parce qu'il est léger sur la peau.
Additional translations
en mousseFormulé sous forme de mousse.
moussenoun
mousses
pl
mousseDessert léger et aérien.
The chef served a delicate salmon mousse as an appetizer.
Le chef a servi une délicate mousse au saumon en entrée.
Additional translations
mousse coiffanteProduit coiffant pour donner du volume et de la tenue.
Synonyms
mousseverb
moussed
Past Simple
moussed
Past Participle
moussing
Gerund
UK
/muːs/
US
/mus/
mousserEmploi rare, en coiffure.
He quickly moussed his hair before heading out.
Il s'est rapidement moussé les cheveux avant de sortir.

Definitions

mousseadjective
Having or finished with a light, foamy consistency; formulated or dispensed as a mousse.
She prefers a mousse foundation because it feels weightless on the skin.
moussenoun
A light, airy dish made by whipping cream, egg whites, or other ingredients, which may be sweet (as a dessert) or savory.
The chef served a delicate salmon mousse as an appetizer.
A styling product for hair, typically in the form of a foam, used to add volume and hold.
She applied mousse to her damp hair to give it more body and texture.
mousseverb
To apply mousse to the hair in order to add volume, texture, or hold.
He quickly moussed his hair before heading out.