coloring
- noun
- /ˈkʌlərɪŋ/
- US
- Do you wanna see my coloring book?
- coloring with crayons
- coloring activity
- hair coloring
Some hobbies that I love doing is painting or coloring or drawing.
- Some hobbies that I love doing is painting or coloring or drawing.
- What we're bringing in around April is a part coloring tool.
Examples
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Look at how pretty the coloring is on this one.
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You have trouble coloring inside the lines.
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Just finish your coloring book and go back to sleep.
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I'll take this home, my kids love coloring between the lines on these.
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I'm gonna get her some coloring books.
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Children sense that coloring and the use of crayons are a creative experience.
Academic text (1994) -
Nina's children, Sophie and Paul, were sitting at the kitchen table coloring in a book.
Fiction book (2002) -
A window seat at a bow window was completely covered with children's coloring books and crayons.
Fiction book (1990) -
The question for study was, do primary-aged children value crayons and coloring exercises as positive creative experiences?
Academic text (1994) -
The boys sit at the table with our mother, coloring on sheets of construction paper.
Synonyms
Natural color of skin, hair, or leaves caused by pigments
Changing the color of fabric or hair using dye permanently
The process of making a mark or color change on a surface like wood
An act of adding a small amount of color to hair or windows
The way an artist chooses and uses colors in a work
A process in which something becomes a different color
Compounds
- Baby Talk
A book with simple line drawings for children to color with crayons or pencils
How Intense
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Coloring is made from color plus the -ing ending, which turns a verb into the action of doing it. So coloring means the act or process of putting colour on something, much like 'painting'.