stained
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- adjective
- /steɪnd/
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manchado
- Stained glass windows portrayed frontier trades: Indians bartering skins of sea otter, Chinese working lime, and, in this town, master builders erecting Victorian mansions.
- stained glass window
- stained glass
Is everything going to be stained a little pink?
- Is everything going to be stained a little pink?
- I'm going to wear this stained, smelly shirt to the gym.
- You can tell because their lips are stained with the purple.
- That means that it will stay stained on your lip and be long wearing.
- It is called the Church of the Blood Stained Pews.
- It's new, you got to check it out called ink stained Wretches.
- There was one person running the shop, and it was stained and rusted.
- I think maybe not stained, but up.
Examples
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You can tell because their lips are stained with the purple.
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She noticed that the tablecloth had become stained after the family dinner.
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Is everything going to be stained a little pink?
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That means that it will stay stained on your lip and be long wearing.
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So that is your lips kind of stained with the colour.
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That's the stained look that we're going for, the coffee stained.
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There was one person running the shop, and it was stained and rusted.
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I fake tan last night and my fake tan has like stained my spots, which is good.
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Stained dresses, or shirts that didn't fit.
Fiction book (1990) -
Stained clothes removed, our bodies resurface without ceremony, lay themselves back down on beds as if sadness had weight.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
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2.1
Cloth or hair that someone colored on purpose
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Covered with spots or patches of different colors
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Having patches or streaks of different colors
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Wet and marked from crying, often on cheeks or a pillow
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Not clean because it has mud or grease on it
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A thing that has lost its color, often with stains
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Dirty or marked from traveling
Having a yellow-brown color like dry earth used as paint
Marked with spots or stains, for example on cloth
Marked with irregular spots of a different color
Having long thin lines or marks on a surface
Marked with small drops of liquid like paint or mud
Antonyms
Compounds
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3.6
A window made of small colored glass pieces that makes colored light, often in churches
How Stained
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word stained comes from the old word stain, which meant a 'mark' or 'spot', like a drop of wine on a shirt. So when something is stained, it has a visible mark or colour that is hard to remove.