crayon
/ˈkreɪɒn/
noun
A colored wax stick for drawing
“She colored the picture with a red crayon.”
צבע
Crayon is a noun in the school category. It is a intermediate (ages 9-10) word, meaning "A colored wax stick for drawing" In Hebrew, crayon translates to צבע.
Example Sentences
- She used a yellow crayon to color the big bright sun in her picture.
- The toddler drew all over the wall with a purple crayon.
- His box of crayons had every color he could ever need.
Did You Know? The famous Crayola brand was founded in 1903, and their first box had only 8 colors costing 5 cents! Today Crayola makes over 120 different crayon colors. The average child wears down 730 crayons by their 10th birthday. The scent of crayons is so well-known that it is listed as one of the top 20 most recognizable scents to American adults!
Common Word Combinations
color with crayonsbox of crayonswax crayoncrayon drawing
Related Words
pencilmarkerpaintbrushcolored pencil
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