gouache

[ gwahsh, goo-ahsh; French gwash ]

/ gwɑʃ, guˈɑʃ; French gwaʃ /

noun, plural gouach·es [gwah-shiz, goo-ah-shiz; French gwash] /ˈgwɑ ʃɪz, guˈɑ ʃɪz; French ˈgwaʃ/ for 3.

a technique of painting with opaque watercolors prepared with gum.

an opaque color used in painting a gouache.

a work painted using gouache.

Origin of gouache

1880–85; <French <Italian guazzo place where there is water ≪ Latin aquātiō, derivative of aqua water

WORDS THAT MAY BE CONFUSED WITH gouache

gauche, gouache

Words nearby gouache

Gottschalk, Gottsched, Gottwald, Götz, Götz von Berlichingen, gouache, Gouda, Goudy, gouge, gouger, goujon

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Example sentences from the Web for gouache

Gouache's wife, Donna Faustina, had entered into her husband's plans with all her heart.
Pietro Ghisleri|F. (Francis) Marion Crawford
"And yet you admit that the portrait is like you," said Gouache.
Don Orsino|F. Marion Crawford
Gouache did not answer, for at that moment the lady's footfall was heard upon the marble floor, soft, quick and decided.
Don Orsino|F. Marion Crawford
Gouache smiled, but there was a note of sincerity in the odd statement which did not escape his hearer.
Don Orsino|F. Marion Crawford

The use of gouache should be limited to the hollow parts of incised or punched leather.
The Decoration of Leather|Georges de Rcy

British Dictionary definitions for gouache

gouache

/ (ɡʊˈɑːʃ) /

noun

Also called: body colour a painting technique using opaque watercolour paint in which the pigments are bound with glue and the lighter tones contain white

the paint used in this technique

a painting done by this method

Word Origin for gouache

C19: from French, from Italian guazzo puddle, from Latin aquātiō a watering place, from aqua water

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单词	gouache
释义	gouache [ gwahsh, goo-ahsh; French gwash ] / gwɑʃ, guˈɑʃ; French gwaʃ / noun, plural gouach·es [gwah-shiz, goo-ah-shiz; French gwash] /ˈgwɑ ʃɪz, guˈɑ ʃɪz; French ˈgwaʃ/ for 3. a technique of painting with opaque watercolors prepared with gum. an opaque color used in painting a gouache. a work painted using gouache. Origin of gouache 1880–85; <French <Italian guazzo place where there is water ≪ Latin aquātiō, derivative of aqua water WORDS THAT MAY BE CONFUSED WITH gouache gauche, gouache Words nearby gouache Gottschalk, Gottsched, Gottwald, Götz, Götz von Berlichingen, gouache, Gouda, Goudy, gouge, gouger, goujon Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for gouache Gouache's wife, Donna Faustina, had entered into her husband's plans with all her heart. Pietro Ghisleri\|F. (Francis) Marion Crawford "And yet you admit that the portrait is like you," said Gouache. Don Orsino\|F. Marion Crawford Gouache did not answer, for at that moment the lady's footfall was heard upon the marble floor, soft, quick and decided. Don Orsino\|F. Marion Crawford Gouache smiled, but there was a note of sincerity in the odd statement which did not escape his hearer. Don Orsino\|F. Marion Crawford The use of gouache should be limited to the hollow parts of incised or punched leather. The Decoration of Leather\|Georges de Rcy British Dictionary definitions for gouache gouache / (ɡʊˈɑːʃ) / noun Also called: body colour a painting technique using opaque watercolour paint in which the pigments are bound with glue and the lighter tones contain white the paint used in this technique a painting done by this method Word Origin for gouache C19: from French, from Italian guazzo puddle, from Latin aquātiō a watering place, from aqua water Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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