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Definitions from the WebCoat of PaintDefinition: A layer of paint applied to a surface for protection, decoration, or improvement. Sense 1 (Noun): An additional layer of paint applied on top of an existing layer to freshen up or renew the appearance of something. Example sentence: The old house looked brand new with a fresh coat of paint. Sense 2 (Noun): A thin layer of paint applied to a surface, such as a canvas, to create a picture or artwork. Example sentence: The artist meticulously added another coat of paint to complete the masterpiece. Sense 3 (Noun): Symbolically referring to a superficial change or improvement made to something without addressing the underlying issues or problems. Example sentence: A mere coat of paint won't solve the structural issues of this building. Sense 4 (Noun phrase): A metaphorical term used to describe a change in appearance or impression on something abstract, such as an idea or concept. Example sentence: The writer's book cover gave the story a fresh coat of paint and attracted more readers. Sense 5 (Idiom): Local use referring to an inexpensive alcoholic beverage, usually a cheap beer. Example sentence: After a long day's work, he went to the bar and ordered a coat of paint. Related Products: | ||||
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