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Definitions from the WebScrimNoun: 1. A lightweight fabric made from cotton or linen, typically used for curtains or theater backdrops. Example sentence: The theater crew hung the scrim behind the stage to create a dramatic effect during the performance. 2. A piece of fabric stretched across a frame and used to diffuse or soften light. Example sentence: The photographer placed a scrim in front of the studio lights to create a more flattering effect on the subject. 3. In sports, a practice session or game that is played without keeping score. Example sentence: The baseball team had a scrimmage to work on their skills before the actual game. 4. A thin and transparent fabric used as a reinforcement or support in embroidery or lace-making. Example sentence: The delicate lace was enhanced with the addition of a fine scrim. 5. Informal: A slight or barely perceptible veil or film. Example sentence: The artist painted with a delicate touch, adding a scrim of color to create a dreamy effect. Verb: 1. To cover or provide with a scrim. Example sentence: The decorator decided to scrim the windows to allow soft light into the room. | ||||
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