crayons
/ˈkreɪɒnz/
noun
Colored sticks of wax used for drawing
“She colored the picture with crayons.”
צבעי שעווה
Crayons is a noun in the school category. It is a beginner (ages 6-8) word, meaning "Colored sticks of wax used for drawing" In Hebrew, crayons translates to צבעי שעווה.
Example Sentences
- She tipped out all her crayons and sorted them into a rainbow of colors.
- The box of crayons had every shade imaginable, from sky blue to burnt sienna.
- He used crayons to color in the big map of the world.
Did You Know? The most popular Crayola crayon color of all time is blue — it has been voted number one for years! In 1990, Crayola retired eight crayon colors (like "raw umber" and "maize") and thousands of fans wrote in to protest. If you laid end to end all the Crayola crayons made in one year, they would circle the Earth four and a half times!
Common Word Combinations
box of crayonsset of crayonscolor with crayonswax crayons
Related Words
crayonmarkercolored pencilpaint
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