paint out

See also: paintout

English

Verb

paint out (third-person singular simple present paints out, present participle painting out, simple past and past participle painted out)

(transitive) To obliterate by painting over.
- 1938, Charles Poore, Goya
  Joseph's face was painted out. In place of Joseph's monarchic face the word Constitution was painted in. But the reign of Joseph was not over.
- 2003, Lori J Davis, Paint Shop Pro 8 Power!
  The Clone Brush can be used to paint out the imperfection or the obstructing object.
(transitive, figuratively) To describe, possibly so as to misrepresent.
- 1827, Henry Lee, Memoirs of the War in the Southern Department of the United States
  The smattering of experience gained during Braddock's expedition, painted him out to the leading men of Frederick, as qualified to command the first company...
- 1847, Charles Sparry, The Illustrated Christian Martyrology
  If the congregation will attend to-morrow, I will give them a description of anti-Christ, and paint him out in his proper colors.
- 2005, Phillip Thomas Duck, Playing with Destiny
  Didn't want the media getting a hold of it and painting me out as a street thug.

Noun

paint out (plural paint outs)

An event where artists congregate in an outdoor scenic area for the purpose of completing realistic paintings from life.

Anagrams

outpaint, putation

单词	paint out
释义	paint out See also: paintout English Verb paint out (third-person singular simple present paints out, present participle painting out, simple past and past participle painted out) (transitive) To obliterate by painting over. 1938, Charles Poore, Goya Joseph's face was painted out. In place of Joseph's monarchic face the word Constitution was painted in. But the reign of Joseph was not over. 2003, Lori J Davis, Paint Shop Pro 8 Power! The Clone Brush can be used to paint out the imperfection or the obstructing object. (transitive, figuratively) To describe, possibly so as to misrepresent. 1827, Henry Lee, Memoirs of the War in the Southern Department of the United States The smattering of experience gained during Braddock's expedition, painted him out to the leading men of Frederick, as qualified to command the first company... 1847, Charles Sparry, The Illustrated Christian Martyrology If the congregation will attend to-morrow, I will give them a description of anti-Christ, and paint him out in his proper colors. 2005, Phillip Thomas Duck, Playing with Destiny Didn't want the media getting a hold of it and painting me out as a street thug. Noun paint out (plural paint outs) An event where artists congregate in an outdoor scenic area for the purpose of completing realistic paintings from life. Anagrams outpaint, putation
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