painting
- noun
- /ˈpeɪntɪŋ/
- After a long day of painting, I was exhausted but happy with the results.
- decorative house painting
- act of painting
- painting manual
So, so I have no painting jobs going right now.
- So, so I have no painting jobs going right now.
- So just remember, PPP painting prep equals profit.
- That is me in my old student works painting shirt from my house painting days.
- We never made labels, so it's all painting tape.
Examples
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Your brother owned a painting business, right?
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I'm having painting done.
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Last day of painting today, but it looks good.
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So this is my progress after four hours of painting by myself.
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Got a work order here for a painting job.
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My job is the painting.
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Carl was in the painting class I taught last fall at the college.
Fiction book (1991) -
You go around Smithville painting houses, and you can do this?
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We hired professionals for the painting of our house's exterior.
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The workers started the painting in the morning and finished by sunset.
Synonyms
Work covering something, like a car or wall, with color to make it look new
Work that covers the inside or outside of a house with color to protect and decorate it
Compounds
Work that covers the inside or outside of a house with color to protect and decorate it
- Specialized
A style of abstract painting where the artist moves and applies paint in big, energetic movements
- Neologism
A digital image made by software to look like a picture painted with oil paint
How Complete
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Painting comes from the word paint, meaning 'to put colour on something', and this word is used for both art and practical work. So painting can mean the job of applying paint to buildings or other surfaces.