Painting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAINTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• cover the surface of (something) with paint
• apply cosmetics to (the skin)
• apply (a liquid) to a surface with a brush.
• obliterate something with paint
• depict (someone or something) or produce (a picture) with paint
• give a description of
• create (a graphic or screen display) using a paint program
• display a mark representing (an aircraft or vehicle) on a radar screen
NOUN:
• a painted picture
• a coloured substance which is spread over a surface and dries to leave a thin decorative or protective coating
• an act of painting something
• cosmetic make-up
• the function or capability of producing graphics, especially those that mimic the effect of real paint
• a piebald horse
• the rectangular area marked near the basket at each end of the court
• picture produced by using paint
• The act or employment of laying on, or adorning with, paints or colors.
• The work of the painter; also, any work of art in which objects are represented in color on a flat surface; a colored representation of any object or scene; a picture.
• Color laid on; paint.
• A depicting by words; vivid representation in words.
• graphic art consisting of an artistic composition made by applying paints to a surface
• creating a picture with paints
• the act of applying paint to a surface
• the occupation of a house painter
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a representation of with paints (coloring substances)
• a picture made with paints

Words related to PAINTING

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Words that contain PAINTING

paintings12 bepainting15 depainting14 impainting15 repainting13 unpainting13 mispainting16 outpainting14 repaintings14 overpainting18 sandpainting16 sandpaintings17 underpainting17 underpaintings18

How to use PAINTING in a sentence

• It recognized perfectly well the persistent painting, above all by a big brute of a horse of many colors, which was rearing out of one of the waves of the Red Sea.
• And for thirty years he went on painting there, ever in colloquy with the angels, and ever having Anne-Marie beside him.
• I accordingly was employed three months longer in painting these three pictures.
• When I knew her in America, she had taken an interest in my painting, which she regarded as promising a successful career, and when I came to England, I renewed the acquaintance.
• Much, on the other hand, had to be expressed by means which painting in a state of perfect freedom would repudiate.
• Remembering this, we ought not to complain that the purpose of painting at this epoch was divided, or that its achievements were imperfect.
• About the painting? Well, I have dug away, and Mrs.
• Then, looking round, I saw laid on a shelf a thin board prepared for painting, and a box of paints and brushes.
• This manner of painting produces a striking contrast, and gives them a very strange and furious appearance.
• This, it is said, is the origin of portrait painting.
• One often finds this false analogy in books about the history of the arts, especially of painting and music.
• There is no one supreme master of painting but a long succession of masters of different yet equal glory.
• It was because composition was to him a comparatively unimportant part of painting that Velazquez thought little of Raphael.
• In the delicate operation of painting in the petals of a rose, she did not realize that her question had not been answered.
• He turned from the window and faced the painting of the Confederate soldier.
• On the opposite side of the room was a younger man, painting an image, preparatory to burning it in the oven.
• Then he came to a sudden pause before the mantel and turned on the light above the painting of Bright Angel trail.
• The great masters of this last epoch of Italian painting were their pupils.
• Lodovico happened not to be with them when they were engaged in painting together the Farnesian gallery at Rome.
• There were six of them, and their mother was always painting china.
• After dinner they sat together in a room they still called the studio, although Helen had given up her painting, soon after their marriage.
• He was the author of what I understand to be an excellent history of painting, and was regarded as the most competent judge in Europe of the value and merit of paintings.
• He played an important part in the painting of the Sistine Chapel, though he is only represented by one wall picture, the History of Moses.
• I was once told by a great master, that no man ever excelled in painting, who was eminently curious about pencils and colours.
• In painting it, a petted horse, it is said, stepped back upon the canvas, putting his hoof through it, thus spoiling the work of months.
• WASHINGTON RESIGNING HIS COMMISSION AT ANNAPOLIS From the original painting by Trumbull in the Art Gallery of Yale University.
• Cuningham continued the conversation, while Watson, still painting, occasionally intervened.
• Hope realized the whole situation, though she had sketched it faintly instead of painting it boldly.
• The first modern American painting that arrested me was one by Grover, of Chicago.

Similar words containing PAINT without suffix ing

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