paint

US /pent/

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UK /peɪnt/

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v.t.Transitive VerbTo make a picture with colored liquids

She will paint my picture tomorrow

v.t.Transitive VerbTo describe as

He will paint a great story, but it will be all lies

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Colored liquid you apply with a brush

This paint is the perfect color for your house

v.t.Transitive VerbTo apply a color, oil or sealant with a brush

Please paint the table using this can of paint

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It's tempting to look at one of these paintings and think that some jerk just took a tube of white paint and spread it on a canvas—but it's not actually that easy.
It's tempting to look at one of these paintings and think that some jerk just took a tube of white paint and spread it on a canvas—but it's not actually that easy.
White isn't really a pure thing. White is always tinted in some way. Paint is made up of a variety of pigments.
White isn't really a pure thing. White is always tinted in some way. Paint is made up of a variety of pigments.

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A young child who happens to ingest lead paint,
A young child who happens to ingest lead paint,

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To demonstrate, we had Emma, the ballet dancer, keep her sneakers on and walk across this carpet with fluorescent paint on her soles.
To demonstrate, we had Emma, the ballet dancer, keep her sneakers on and walk across this carpet with fluorescent paint on her soles.
with fluorescent paint on her soles.
with fluorescent paint on her soles.

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Triangle Bob, you can't just paint all the red flags white; that's not how this works.
Triangle Bob, you can't just paint all the red flags white; that's not how this works.

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