Palette is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PALETTE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a board on which an artist mixes colours
• a thin board or slab on which an artist lays and mixes colours.
• the range of colours used by a particular artist or in a particular picture
• the range or variety of tonal or instrumental colour in a musical piece
• (in computer graphics) the range of colours or shapes available to the user.
• A thin, oval or square board, or tablet, with a thumb hole at one end for holding it, on which a painter lays and mixes his pigments.
• One of the plates covering the points of junction at the bend of the shoulders and elbows.
• A breastplate for a breast drill.
• the range of colour characteristic of a particular artist or painting or school of art
• board that provides a flat surface on which artists mix paints and the range of colors used
• one of the rounded armor plates at the armpits of a suit of armor
• artist's flat board for mixing colours on
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a board on which an artist mixes colors
• artist\'s flat board for mixing colours on

Words related to PALETTE

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Words that contain PALETTE

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How to use PALETTE in a sentence

• Known to all writers and artists, intimate friend of the palette, familiar spirit of the writing-desk, he was the Asmodeus of the arts.
• Slip in your hand, and you will bring out a magic palette.
• There on the doorstep was the little key, and in the pine tree he found the magic palette.
• After that he spent nearly all his time working with the magic palette.
• He began to doubt whether he should ever be a painter, and one day he threw down his palette.
• But he came no more, though a palette he had overlooked could have given him the excuse, and for very vexation with Moll I was glad he did not.
• Then he opened the sketch-box, and oiled the palette, and tried the elasticity of the brushes on his hand.
• With this economy, when he approaches the luminous effects of Nature, he finds, just where any other palette would be exhausted, upon his own a reserve of high color.
• Referring again to the Ravenna mosaics, I can only add that at the present day an extended palette of colored glass is available.
• His easel was ready with a fresh canvas, and his palette set, his brushes cleaned, the spot and the light carefully chosen.
• Markham bowed in the general direction of the shadow in the hallway into which Miss Challoner had vanished and then turned back and took up his palette and brushes.
• Again and again I found my chair, palette and other materials waiting for me, while she sat in her little nook, busy as a bee over some painting of her own.
• It is the factor that keeps the farmer at his plow, the artisan at his bench, the lawyer at his desk, the artist at his palette.
• His body is turned sharply to Right, and both hands, one holding palette and brushes, are stretched down to Right.
• Often combining together in the same picture, the mingled labour of three painters seemed to proceed from one palette, as their works exhibit which adorn the churches of Bologna.
• God has given us not so much the colours of a picture as the colours of a palette.
• White had been mixed on the palette whence the colors were drawn.
• He had every colour on his palette, and such skill was in his fingers that he could depict every variety of light and shade.
• Givington had opened a box of tubes and was spreading colours on his palette.
• His palette, like his musical scale, was more limited than ours.
• He turned away, and began to set his palette, while she seated herself.
• He is now considerably over eighty, but from his twelfth year he has earned his living by means of his brush and palette.
• Presently the paint on the palette gave out and the two antagonists stood breathless, regarding each other.
• On the table lay a palette, laden with some dark pigment with which Fenwick had just been sketching in part of his new picture.
• Then the unseen painter begins to mix the royal colour on his palette, and the red of the bee-balm catches your eye.
• He had taken up his palette and was shuffling about in front of his picture.
• His palette was lying at his feet, and with one hand he held the candle, while with the other he painted.
• He put aside his brush and palette, and seated himself at the table, on which Alphonse had placed a couple of chops, a bottle of Bass, and half a loaf of French bread.
• Vance Dickens, with a palette on his thumb, was standing over him.
• These were kept in position by a piece of wood glued across the middle of the palette, or by a sliding cover, which also served to protect the reeds from injury.
• Thou writing reed, thou roll of papyrus, thou palette, thou Thoth, thou art remote from acts of justice.
• Colors were at that time costly, and the poor gentleman gazed at a palette that was well-nigh bare.
• He held a palette on the thumb of one hand, and clutched a sheaf of brushes, while another brush was in his mouth, and luckily impeded a rather rough welcome.

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