housepaint
- noun
- /ˈhaʊsˌpeɪnt/
- We spent the weekend applying a fresh coat of housepaint to the front porch.
Examples
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This brand of housepaint is weather-resistant and designed to last for years.
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The housepaint we chose is a beautiful blue color.
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The old housepaint was peeling, so we had to scrape it off before repainting.
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We need to buy some housepaint for the new deck.
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The old housepaint was peeling, so we had to scrape it off before repainting.
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This brand of housepaint is weather-resistant and designed to last for years.
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We spent the weekend applying a fresh coat of housepaint to the front porch.
Synonyms
A coloured liquid you put on surfaces to protect or decorate them
A colored liquid that you put on the outside of a house to cover wood or walls
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Etymology
Housepaint is made from the common words house and paint, so it literally means 'paint for a house'. That's why housepaint refers to paint specially made to protect and decorate a home's outside surfaces.