Definition of «crayon»

A crayon is a stick of colored wax, typically used for drawing or writing. It comes in various sizes and shapes depending on its intended use. Crayons are available in sets with different colors, making them popular among children as well as artists. The name "crayon" originated from the French word "craie," which means chalk.

Usage examples

  1. In art class, the children used crayons to color their drawings.
  2. The young girl carefully traced the lines of the coloring book with her crayon.
  3. The artist selected a vibrant red crayon to create a bold effect in her artwork.
  4. Don't forget to pack a box of crayons for your child's amusement during the long car ride.
  5. The teacher handed out paper and crayons to her students for the fun activity.
  6. After finishing his doodle, the boy proudly showcased his masterpiece drawn solely with crayons.
  7. The toddler giggled with excitement as she tried to explain what she had drawn with her brightly colored crayons.
  8. The mural on the classroom wall depicted a beautiful landscape, skillfully filled with crayon strokes.
  9. The little boy accidentally left his crayon on the table, leaving a colorful mark behind.
  10. The artist experimented with different techniques, blending the crayons together to create a unique texture.

Sentences with «crayon»

  • I don't expect them to jump for joy if presented with a Thanksgiving coloring book which, when sold, should be accompanied by a box of crayons in various shades of brown. (whattheflicka.com)
  • For example, before entering a room where your child is supposed to be drawing with crayons on paper, you could imagine finding your child drawing on the wall and run through ideas in your mind of how you could react in a way other than reflexively spanking. (attachmentparenting.org)
  • My son has been begging for a «new room» and the kids room ideas gave me some simple ideas to get started on... maybe an art station will keep him from coloring with crayons on his wall! (tatertotsandjello.com)
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