Art Supplies

noun a type of synthetic material made from acrylic acid or its derivatives, used in making fabrics and plastics

• The artist used acrylic paint to create a vibrant landscape.
• I bought some acrylic yarn to knit a cozy sweater.
• I love how that acrylic nail polish looks on you!
• His emotions were like acrylic, transparent and easily seen by all.

noun a substance used for sticking objects together

adjective able to stick fast to a surface or object; sticky

• The adhesive used in the construction industry must meet strict standards for durability.
• I need to buy some adhesive to fix the loose tiles in the bathroom.
• I found this super sticky adhesive that works like magic!
• Her words were like adhesive, sticking with me long after our conversation ended.

noun a protective garment worn over the front of one's clothes and tied around the back, usually used in the kitchen or while working

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• The chef tied his apron tightly around his waist before starting to cook.
• I always make a mess when I cook, so I wear an apron to protect my clothes.
• I love my cute apron with all the funny sayings on it.
• She wore her confidence like an apron, ready to take on any challenge.

noun the powdery residue left after the burning of a substance

• The ash from the fire was carefully collected and disposed of.
• I accidentally dropped my cigarette ash on the carpet.
• Let's go smoke some ash behind the school.
• The relationship was left in ruins, like a pile of ash after a fire.

noun a cover or holder for holding loose papers or sheets together

• Please use the binder to organize all of the important documents for the meeting.
• Hey, can you pass me that binder over there? I need to find a specific paper.
• I love this binder, it keeps all my stuff together.
• The binder of memories held within its pages the stories of a lifetime.

noun a book in which transactions or events are recorded, especially brief daily records or reports

• The police officer recorded the details of the crime on the blotter.
• I spilled coffee on the blotter at work, oops!
• The blotter is where we keep track of all the gossip in the office.
• His memory was like a blotter, soaking up every detail of the crime scene.

noun a short stiff hair or bristle-like appendage on an animal or plant

verb to react angrily or defensively in a hostile or offended manner

• The porcupine's quills bristle when it feels threatened.
• She could see his hair bristle with anger as he argued with his boss.
• I could feel my skin bristle when I heard that creepy noise in the dark.
• The tension in the room was so thick you could practically see it bristle between them.

noun a tool with bristles, wire, or other filaments, used for cleaning, grooming, painting, etc.

verb to clean, groom, or paint with a brush

adjective relating to or using a brush

preposition used in phrases like 'brush against' or 'brush off'

article a small, handheld tool used for cleaning or grooming

• She used a fine-bristled brush to paint delicate details on the canvas.
• Can you pass me that brush so I can fix my hair?
• I need to brush up on my math skills before the exam.
• He brushed off her comments as unimportant.

noun a strong, durable fabric used for making sails, tents, or artist's materials

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• The artist carefully stretched the canvas before starting to paint.
• I bought a new canvas to try my hand at painting.
• I spilled paint all over my canvas and now it's a hot mess.
• The blank canvas of a new year stretched out before them, full of possibilities.

noun a vivid crimson color

adjective of a vivid crimson color

• The artist used carmine paint to create a vibrant red hue in the painting.
• I love the carmine color of that dress, it's so eye-catching!
• That carmine lipstick is really poppin' on you!
• The carmine sunset painted the sky in hues of red and orange.

noun a black, porous form of carbon, produced by heating wood or other organic materials in the absence of air

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• The artist used charcoal to create a detailed sketch of the landscape.
• We should bring some charcoal for the barbecue this weekend.
• I heard charcoal toothpaste is all the rage these days.
• Her heart felt like a piece of charcoal after the breakup.

noun a natural material made of very fine particles of earth or rock that becomes hard when it is dried or baked

• The artist molded the clay into a beautiful sculpture.
• Let's get our hands dirty and play with some clay!
• I heard she's really good at working with clay, like a pro.
• His words were like shaping clay, molding my thoughts into something new.

verb past tense of corrugate

adjective having a series of parallel ridges and furrows

• The corrugated metal roof provided extra strength and durability to the building.
• I used corrugated cardboard to make a makeshift sled for the kids.
• That corrugated box is perfect for storing all my old vinyl records.
• Her voice had a corrugated quality, rough and textured like sandpaper.

noun a colored stick of wax or chalk used for writing or drawing

• The artist carefully selected each crayon for their latest masterpiece.
• Can you pass me that green crayon over there?
• I love doodling with these colorful crayons.
• Her words painted a vivid picture, as if she was using a crayon to draw emotions.

noun a frame for supporting an artist's canvas or a sign

• The artist set up their easel in the corner of the room to begin painting.
• I borrowed my friend's easel so I could work on my art project at home.
• I scored a cheap easel at the thrift store for my painting hobby.
• The easel of knowledge held the book of wisdom for all to learn from.

noun the hard, outer covering of an egg

adjective referring to the color or texture of an eggshell

• The delicate eggshell must be handled with care to prevent it from breaking.
• Be careful not to drop the eggshell, it's really fragile.
• I accidentally cracked the eggshell, oops!
• Walking on eggshells around her boss, she was afraid to make any mistakes.

noun a hard, glossy substance that covers the surface of teeth and some other parts of the body

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• The enamel on the antique vase was beautifully preserved.
• I accidentally chipped the enamel on my coffee mug.
• That car's paint job is so shiny, it looks like enamel.
• She had a tough exterior, like enamel, but was soft on the inside.

noun a substance used to preserve or stabilize something, especially a solution applied to a specimen for microscopy

• The artist sprayed a fixative over the charcoal drawing to prevent smudging.
• Make sure you use a fixative on your sketch so it doesn't get ruined.
• I always spray some fixative on my artwork to keep it looking fresh.
• She used his words as a fixative to hold onto her fading memories.

noun a type of light bulb or tube that produces a bright artificial light

adjective describing a bright artificial light or color that glows

• The laboratory was brightly lit with florescent lighting.
• I love how the florescent colors pop in this room.
• The party decorations were so florescent, it was awesome!
• Her personality was like a florescent light, always shining bright in a room.

noun Glassware refers to items made of glass, such as drinking glasses, vases, and dishes.

• The restaurant invested in high-quality glassware for serving drinks to their customers.
• I accidentally broke some of the glassware while doing the dishes.
• Check out the fancy glassware they have at that new bar!
• Her delicate emotions were like fragile glassware, easily shattered by harsh words.

adjective soft and sticky, often referring to a texture or consistency

• The gooey substance was carefully analyzed in the laboratory.
• I love indulging in gooey chocolate chip cookies.
• That s'more was so gooey, it was amazing!
• Her words were like gooey syrup, sweet and sticky.

adjective convenient or useful for a particular purpose; easily accessible

adverb in a clever or skillful way; with ease or dexterity

• Having a multi-tool with various functions can be very handy in emergency situations.
• I always keep a Swiss army knife handy in my backpack just in case.
• I'm so glad I had my phone handy to capture that hilarious moment.
• His ability to stay calm under pressure is a handy skill to have in this line of work.

noun a hair from the mane or tail of a horse, used for making various items such as brushes and bows

• The violin bow is made from high-quality horsehair for optimal sound production.
• I can't believe how soft this horsehair brush is for grooming my horse!
• That cowboy's hat is made from real horsehair, pretty cool, huh?
• Her patience was wearing thin, like a horsehair stretched to its limit.

noun a tool or weapon with a sharp edge or blade, typically used for cutting or stabbing

verb to cut or stab with a knife

• The chef carefully used a sharp knife to slice the vegetables.
• Can you pass me that knife over there?
• I heard he got into a fight and pulled out a knife.
• His words were like a sharp knife, cutting through the tension in the room.

verb to make something appear larger, more important, or more impressive

• The microscope is used to magnify small objects for closer examination.
• Can you magnify this picture so I can see it better?
• Dude, you need to magnify that text, I can't read it from here.
• Her presence in the room seemed to magnify the tension between the two friends.

noun a type of substance or matter

verb to create or produce something

adjective related to matter or substance; important or relevant

• The research paper is based on empirical material gathered from various sources.
• I need to gather some material for my presentation tomorrow.
• I found some dope material for my art project.
• His speech was filled with material that resonated with the audience.

noun a colored substance which is spread over a surface and dries to leave a thin decorative or protective coating

verb to apply a colored substance to a surface

• The artist carefully mixed the oil paints to create a beautiful masterpiece.
• I'm thinking of painting my room a light blue color.
• Let's grab some cans of spray paint and go tag some walls.
• Her words painted a vivid picture of what life was like in the 1800s.

noun A tool with bristles or other filaments, used for applying paint or ink

• The artist carefully selected the finest paintbrush for his latest masterpiece.
• I can't find my favorite paintbrush, have you seen it anywhere?
• I'm going to borrow your paintbrush to touch up this wall real quick.
• Her words were like a delicate paintbrush, adding color to the otherwise dull conversation.

noun objects or equipment used for a particular activity or purpose

• The police found drug paraphernalia at the scene of the crime.
• I saw all of his camping paraphernalia in the garage.
• She's always carrying around her makeup paraphernalia.
• His desk was cluttered with paraphernalia from past projects.

noun a small, smooth stone found on the beach or in a river

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• The geologist studied the composition of each pebble found along the riverbank.
• I found a smooth pebble on the beach and decided to keep it as a souvenir.
• Let's skip pebbles across the pond and see whose goes the farthest.
• Each pebble in the path represents a challenge we must overcome on our journey to success.

noun a writing instrument that uses ink

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• The professor used a pen to write notes on the whiteboard during the lecture.
• Can I borrow your pen to fill out this form?
• I always keep a sick pen in my bag for when I need to write something down.
• His words were like a sharp pen, piercing through the heart of the matter.

noun a writing instrument with a thin, cylindrical pointed end for marking or drawing

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• The architect sketched out the blueprint using a pencil.
• Can I borrow your pencil to write a quick note?
• I need to grab a pencil before I can start my homework.
• Her words were as sharp as a freshly sharpened pencil.

noun a medical dressing consisting of a soft heated mass of meal or clay that is spread on a cloth and applied to the skin to treat inflamed areas

verb to cover or coat with plaster

• The doctor applied a plaster to the wound to help it heal.
• I accidentally bumped my head, so now I have to wear a plaster.
• I need to get some plaster for my cracked phone screen.
• She plastered on a smile even though she was feeling sad inside.

noun a light and porous volcanic rock formed when a gas-rich froth of glassy lava solidifies quickly

• The spa uses a pumice stone to exfoliate dead skin cells during a pedicure.
• I bought a pumice stone to scrub my heels and make them soft.
• I swear by using a pumice stone to get rid of rough patches on my feet.
• Using a pumice stone to smooth out imperfections is like a metaphor for self-improvement.

noun the hollow, horny tube forming the main part of a feather

• The author dipped the quill into the inkwell before starting to write.
• I found a beautiful quill at the antique shop and decided to buy it.
• Check out this cool quill I got for writing my notes.
• Her words flowed from her like ink from a quill, effortlessly and beautifully.

noun a piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece

verb to criticize or scold harshly

adjective in poor or dilapidated condition

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• She used a damp rag to wipe down the surface of the table.
• I'll just grab a rag to clean up this spill.
• He's always carrying around a rag to wipe his sweat during workouts.
• The scandalous story was nothing but a rag, full of exaggerated details.

noun A small pad used for jotting down quick notes or reminders

• I always keep a scratch pad next to my computer to jot down quick notes.
• Hey, can you pass me that scratch pad so I can write down this phone number?
• I'll just scribble it on the scratch pad real quick.
• Her mind was like a scratch pad, constantly jotting down ideas and thoughts.

noun a tool or object used for sharpening

verb to make or become sharp

• It is important to sharpen your skills through continuous learning and practice.
• I need to sharpen my pencil before I can start writing.
• I'm going to sharpen up on my basketball skills before the game.
• The competition will sharpen our focus and determination to succeed.

noun a person or thing that sharpens, especially a tool or machine used for sharpening pencils or knives

• The pencil sharpener in the office needs to be replaced.
• Hey, can you pass me the sharpener for my pencil?
• I can't find my sharpener anywhere, it's so annoying!
• Education is the sharpener of the mind, constantly honing our knowledge and skills.

noun a fine, strong, soft, lustrous fiber produced by silkworms in making cocoons and collected to make thread and fabric

adjective related to or made of silk

• The gown was made of the finest silk imported from Italy.
• I love the feeling of silk against my skin.
• That silk shirt is so fly!
• Her words were smooth as silk, but carried a sharp edge.

noun a book containing preliminary or rough versions of something

• She diligently filled her sketchbook with detailed drawings of the landscape.
• I always carry my sketchbook with me in case inspiration strikes.
• Check out this dope sketchbook I just picked up at the art store.
• Her mind was like a sketchbook, constantly capturing new ideas and thoughts.

noun a petty quarrel or dispute

verb past tense of the verb 'spit', meaning to eject saliva forcibly from one's mouth

• The two politicians engaged in a heated spat during the debate.
• My siblings and I had a little spat over who gets to use the TV remote.
• I can't believe they started a spat over something so trivial.
• The storm clouds spat raindrops as we hurried to find shelter.

noun a kitchen utensil with a broad, flat, blunt blade, used for mixing, spreading, and turning food

• The chef used a stainless steel spatula to flip the pancakes.
• Can you pass me the spatula so I can stir the sauce?
• I love using my trusty spatula to whip up some eggs.
• She used her words like a sharp spatula, cutting through the tension in the room.

noun a porous, absorbent, and often soft material used for cleaning or absorbing liquid

verb to clean or wipe with a sponge

• The scientist used a sponge to absorb the excess liquid in the experiment.
• Can you pass me the sponge so I can clean up this spill?
• I love using a sponge to scrub dishes, it makes cleaning so much easier.
• Her mind was like a sponge, absorbing every piece of information she came across.

noun a utensil consisting of a small, shallow bowl on a long handle, used for eating, stirring, and serving food

• She delicately stirred her tea with a silver spoon.
• Can you pass me a spoon for my cereal?
• I scooped out the ice cream with a big spoon.
• He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth.

noun writing materials such as paper, pens, pencils, and envelopes

• The office supply store offers a wide selection of stationery for businesses.
• I love shopping for cute stationery to use in my planner.
• I need to grab some stationery before school starts.
• The stationery of ideas flowed freely from her mind onto the pages of her notebook.

noun a thin sheet of cardboard, plastic, or metal with a pattern or letters cut out of it, used to produce the cut design on the surface below by the application of ink or paint through the holes

verb to mark or create a design using a stencil

• The artist used a stencil to create precise shapes in her artwork.
• I found a cool stencil for my DIY project at the craft store.
• I'm going to stencil some graffiti on that wall later.
• His strict upbringing acted as a stencil for his own parenting style.

adjective of extremely high quality or grade; very fine or excellent

• The artist used a superfine brush to create intricate details in the painting.
• I bought a superfine wool sweater for the winter season.
• That car is superfine, I wish I could afford it.
• Her handwriting is so superfine, it looks like calligraphy.

noun a metal container used for storing or packaging items

adjective made of or resembling tin

• The tin containing the samples must be properly sealed to prevent contamination.
• I found a tin of cookies in the pantry, want to share?
• Let's sneak a tin of beer into the movie theater.
• Her heart felt like a tin, cold and unyielding.

noun a volatile pungent oil distilled from gum turpentine or pine wood, used in mixing paints and varnishes

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• The artist used turpentine to clean their paintbrushes.
• I accidentally spilled turpentine on the floor while painting.
• I can't stand the smell of turpentine, it's so strong.
• His words cut through the conversation like turpentine on paint.

adjective describing a pencil or knife that has not been made sharp

• The unsharpened pencil was not suitable for writing.
• I can't find a sharpener, so I have to use this unsharpened pencil.
• I hate using these dull, unsharpened pencils.
• His mind felt unsharpened, unable to focus on the task at hand.

noun A tool, container, or other article, especially for household use.

• The chef carefully selected the appropriate utensil for each step of the recipe.
• Can you pass me that utensil over there?
• I can't find my favorite cooking utensil anywhere!
• Words can be powerful utensils for communication.

noun a liquid preparation that is applied to a surface in a thin, transparent layer to form a hard, glossy, or protective coating

verb to apply varnish to (a surface)

• The furniture maker applied a coat of varnish to protect the wood.
• I'm going to varnish the old table to make it look new again.
• Let's varnish this project before the deadline hits.
• She tried to varnish the truth, but everyone could see through her lies.

noun a device used to view photographic transparencies or to provide a uniform source of light for viewing negatives or transparencies

• The photographer used a lightbox to showcase his latest collection of images.
• I set up a lightbox to take better pictures of the products I'm selling online.
• I'm loving my new lightbox setup for my photography hobby.
• The artist used lightboxes to illuminate the dark corners of his mind in his latest exhibition.

noun a yellow mineral consisting of arsenic trisulfide, used as a pigment in ancient times

• Orpiment is a mineral that is commonly used in the production of yellow pigments.
• I heard that orpiment is really vibrant and makes a great addition to artwork.
• Orpiment is like the secret ingredient for artists looking to add a pop of color to their work.
• Her personality was like orpiment, bright and bold, leaving a lasting impression on everyone she met.

noun a green mineral, basic copper carbonate, often occurring in botryoidal masses or with a distinctive banded structure

• The jewelry store had a beautiful malachite necklace on display.
• I bought a cool malachite bracelet at the artisan market.
• Check out my new malachite bling, isn't it dope?
• Her eyes sparkled like malachite in the sunlight.

noun a type of ink that is red in color

• The accountant used red ink to mark the errors in the financial report.
• I accidentally spilled red ink on my homework assignment.
• I'm in the red ink after splurging on that new gadget.
• Her words cut through me like red ink on a white canvas.

noun a type of clay that is malleable and often used for sculpting or modeling shapes

• The art students used modelling clay to create intricate sculptures for their final project.
• I love playing with modelling clay to make little figurines and shapes.
• Let's get some modelling clay and have a sculpting party this weekend!
• Her words were like moulding clay, shaping the thoughts and emotions of those around her.

noun a doll that contains smaller dolls inside of it, each fitting inside the next larger one

• The nesting doll is a traditional Russian toy consisting of a set of wooden dolls of decreasing size placed one inside another.
• I bought a cute nesting doll set as a souvenir from my trip to Russia.
• Check out this cool nesting doll my grandma gave me, it's so unique!
• The concept of identity can be compared to a nesting doll, with each layer representing a different aspect of a person's self.

noun a type of strong, transparent polyester film commonly used in packaging and insulation

• The balloon was made of durable mylar material.
• I wrapped my sandwich in mylar to keep it fresh.
• I love the way mylar makes everything look so shiny!
• Her smile was like mylar, bright and reflective.

noun a protein found in milk and cheese, used in the production of certain plastics and adhesives

• Casein is a protein found in milk that is often used in the production of cheese and other dairy products.
• I heard that casein is a key ingredient in making cheese.
• Yo, did you know that casein is what gives cheese its creamy texture?
• Just like casein helps hold cheese together, it also plays a crucial role in the structure of our cells.

noun a natural wax produced by honeybees for constructing their honeycombs

• Beeswax is a natural substance secreted by honeybees to build their honeycomb.
• I heard that beeswax can be used in making homemade candles.
• Hey, do you know where I can get some beeswax for my DIY project?
• Her lips were sealed with beeswax, indicating she would not reveal the secret.

adjective a slang term derived from 'crazy', used to describe something as extreme or intense

• The artist used a variety of crayons to create a colorful masterpiece.
• I found a box of crayons in the drawer, wanna color with me?
• That new movie was cray, you have to see it!
• Her emotions were all over the place, it was like a crayon box that had been shaken up.

noun a type of synthetic material made from acrylic acid or a derivative of acrylic acid, often used in the production of paints, adhesives, and other products

• The artist used acrylic resin as a medium for their latest masterpiece.
• I love how vibrant the colors look when painted with acrylic resin.
• I'm thinking of trying out that new acrylic resin stuff for my next project.
• Her words coated in acrylic resin, leaving a glossy finish on the truth.

noun a type of synthetic material used in the production of buttons

• The agatine material used in the construction of the building is known for its durability and strength.
• I heard they're using agatine for the new countertops in the kitchen remodel.
• Agatine is the bomb for making jewelry, it's so shiny and unique.
• Her personality is like agatine, multifaceted and beautiful in its complexity.