imprimatura
noun
im·pri·ma·tu·ra
(ˌ)imˌprēməˈtu̇rə
variants or imprimature
imˈpriməˌchu̇(ə)r
plural -s
: a thin preliminary glaze applied to the ground in painting
Word History
Etymology
modification of Italian imprimitura, from imprimito (past participle of imprimere to impress, print, stamp, mark, from Latin, to impress) + -ura -ure
- sodium biborate
- sodium bicarbonate
- sodium bichromate
- sodium bifluoride
- sodium bisulfate
- sodium bisulfite
- sodium bo
- sodium borohydride
- sodium carbonate
- sodium carboxymethyl cellulose
- sodium chlorate
- sodium chloride
- sodium chlorite
- sodium chromate
- sodium citrate
- sodium cyanide
- sodium diacetate
- sodium dichromate
- sodium dioxide
- sodium ethoxide
- sodium ethylate
- sodium ferrocyanide
- sodium fluo
- sodium fluoaluminate
- sodium fluoride