reverse raccoon
n.— «The 90210 starlet wore red platforms and a white dress, that so nicely complimented the white racoon-like marks around her eyes. It’s good to see that Annalynne protects her eyes when she’s in the tanning bed, but maybe she should nix the super bronzed look overall.…But whatever’s going on in the eye area—Hollywood Tuna referred to it as “reverse raccoon—isn’t helping things.» —“90210’s Annalynne McCord looks like an overdone turkey” by JayBird Cele|bitchy Feb. 28, 2009. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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