Pronunciation: /ˈkrɔsˌhætʃ/
noun a pattern of lines drawn diagonally across each other, typically used in drawing or engraving
A1 The child drew a simple crosshatch pattern on the paper.
A2 The artist used crosshatch shading to add depth to the drawing.
B1 The crosshatch design on the fabric gave it a unique texture.
B2 The illustrator expertly employed crosshatch techniques in the comic book.
C1 The intricate crosshatch details in the engraving showcased the artist's skill.
C2 The crosshatch style of the painting demonstrated the artist's mastery of the technique.
verb to mark or shade with two or more intersecting series of parallel lines
A1 She crosshatched the paper with different colored markers.
A2 The artist crosshatched the shading on the portrait to add depth.
B1 The architect crosshatched the blueprint to indicate different materials.
B2 The illustrator crosshatched the background to create a textured effect.
C1 The engraver crosshatched the metal plate with precision and skill.
C2 The master calligrapher crosshatched the letters with intricate detail.
formal The artist used a crosshatch technique to create depth and texture in the drawing.
informal I tried to crosshatch my sketch, but it just ended up looking messy.
slang I'm gonna crosshatch this doodle to make it pop.
figurative His emotions were crosshatched with conflicting feelings of love and resentment.
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