Tint is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TINT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to colour slightly
• colour (something) slightly; tinge
• To give a slight coloring to; to tinge.
• color lightly
• give a tint to
• dye (someone's hair) with a tint
NOUN:
• a shade or variety of a colour
• an area of faint even colour printed as a half-tone, used for highlighting overprinted text.
• a set of parallel engraved lines to give uniform shading.
• a trace of something
• an artificial dye for colouring the hair.
• an application of hair dye
• (pale) shade of a colour
• A slight coloring.
• A pale or faint tinge of any color.
• A color considered with reference to other very similar colors; as, red and blue are different colors, but two shades of scarlet are different tints.
• A shaded effect produced by the juxtaposition of many fine parallel lines.
• a quality of a given color that differs slightly from another color
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to color slightly or delicately

Words related to TINT

tinct7 tinted7 tinter6 tinters7 tinting8 tintings9 tintless8 tints5

How to use TINT in a sentence

• A coloured band immediately below indicated by the variations of tint the character of the coming weather.
• That its tint allow of its being worn with the other garments she possesses.
• In a glance he had recognized the strong, lithe figure, the sunny hair, the rare golden tint of her complexion, the blue eyes, warm and direct.
• It is still further valuable both on account of the rich autumnal tint of the foliage, and pretty plum colour of the plentifully produced fruit.
• They were just as soft to the touch, of a dark brown tint, as large as the fist, and of a conical shape.
• In an English shilling of 1816 this ledge exhibited a brilliant yellow tint before it appeared on any other part of the coin.
• Then the green roots show more strongly, and tint the landscape.
• She leaned upon her elbow, admiring the deep tint of her own eyes with their long dark lashes, the white curve of her throat, and the perfect oval of her face.
• The lips partake of the prevailing sallow tint, and the mouth hangs a little awry.
• Further on he could detect here and there traces of a decidedly ruddy tint.
• The ruddy color is the taste of Kashmir and of Burmah, while a singular olive-brown tint is peculiar to Scinde.
• The whole area partook in different degrees of a tint of pale yellow, and in some portions had acquired a brilliancy even painful to the eye.
• They could not forget his own tint as he lay with his cheek upon the black stone.
• The fresh, young growths gave forth a soft green tint, in pleasing contrast to the darker colors of the pines.
• The river turned from yellow to a lighter tint in the brilliant sunlight.
• The dry hard paste is also found to be the best of all ingredients for giving a golden tint to cheese or butter.
• Next the white light grew of a rosy tint, and soon became an intense rose hue.

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