Definition of frisket in English:

frisket

noun ˈfrɪskɪtˈfrɪskɪt

Printing

1A thin metal frame keeping the paper in position during printing on a hand press.
1. 1.1US mass noun Fluid or adhesive paper used in painting or crafts to cover areas of a surface on which paint is not wanted.
  over these zones of colour, she applies frisket
  as modifier I don't use frisket film
  Example sentencesExamples
  He has mastered a technique of successive washes using masking friskets and dry brush, making the fish come to life on paper.
  Next, I decided to try something new and have students block out the shapes that they had drawn with some frisket, which is masking film commonly used by airbrush artists.
  To the best of my knowledge, all liquid masking fluids or liquid friskets are made from liquid latex.
  They particularly loved the shadow-box assignment and working with the frisket.
  Remember that any application of frisket must be painted over before a batik-like effect is visible.

Origin

Late 17th century: from French frisquette, from Provençal frisqueto, from Spanish frasqueta.

Rhymes

biscuit, brisket

Definition of frisket in US English:

frisket

nounˈfrɪskɪtˈfriskit

Printing

1A thin metal frame keeping the paper in position during printing on a hand press.
1. 1.1US Fluid or adhesive paper used in painting or crafts to cover areas of a surface on which paint is not wanted.
  Example sentencesExamples
  They particularly loved the shadow-box assignment and working with the frisket.
  To the best of my knowledge, all liquid masking fluids or liquid friskets are made from liquid latex.
  Next, I decided to try something new and have students block out the shapes that they had drawn with some frisket, which is masking film commonly used by airbrush artists.
  Remember that any application of frisket must be painted over before a batik-like effect is visible.
  He has mastered a technique of successive washes using masking friskets and dry brush, making the fish come to life on paper.

Origin

Late 17th century: from French frisquette, from Provençal frisqueto, from Spanish frasqueta.

单词	frisket
释义	Definition of frisket in English: frisket noun ˈfrɪskɪtˈfrɪskɪt Printing 1A thin metal frame keeping the paper in position during printing on a hand press. 1.1US mass noun Fluid or adhesive paper used in painting or crafts to cover areas of a surface on which paint is not wanted. over these zones of colour, she applies frisket as modifier I don't use frisket film Example sentencesExamples He has mastered a technique of successive washes using masking friskets and dry brush, making the fish come to life on paper. Next, I decided to try something new and have students block out the shapes that they had drawn with some frisket, which is masking film commonly used by airbrush artists. To the best of my knowledge, all liquid masking fluids or liquid friskets are made from liquid latex. They particularly loved the shadow-box assignment and working with the frisket. Remember that any application of frisket must be painted over before a batik-like effect is visible. Origin Late 17th century: from French frisquette, from Provençal frisqueto, from Spanish frasqueta. Rhymes biscuit, brisket Definition of frisket in US English: frisket nounˈfrɪskɪtˈfriskit Printing 1A thin metal frame keeping the paper in position during printing on a hand press. 1.1US Fluid or adhesive paper used in painting or crafts to cover areas of a surface on which paint is not wanted. Example sentencesExamples They particularly loved the shadow-box assignment and working with the frisket. To the best of my knowledge, all liquid masking fluids or liquid friskets are made from liquid latex. Next, I decided to try something new and have students block out the shapes that they had drawn with some frisket, which is masking film commonly used by airbrush artists. Remember that any application of frisket must be painted over before a batik-like effect is visible. He has mastered a technique of successive washes using masking friskets and dry brush, making the fish come to life on paper. Origin Late 17th century: from French frisquette, from Provençal frisqueto, from Spanish frasqueta.
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