a painter
71Painter of Prostitutes — Henri Marie Raymond de Toulouse Lautrec …
72painter — paint·er || peɪntÉ™(r) n. artist who paints; one who covers surfaces with paint (especially professionally); mooring rope (Nautical) …
73painter — 1) pertain 2) repaint …
74painter — painter1 noun 1》 an artist who paints pictures. 2》 a person who paints buildings. Origin ME: from Anglo Norman Fr. peintour, based on L. pictor, from pingere to paint . painter2 noun a rope attached to the bow of a boat for tying it to a quay.… …
75painter — paint·er …
76painter — [ˈpeɪntə] noun [C] 1) an artist who paints pictures 2) someone whose job is to paint the inside or outside of buildings …
77painter — I paint•er [[t]ˈpeɪn tər[/t]] n. 1) an artist who paints pictures 2) a person who coats walls or other surfaces with paint, esp. as an occupation • Etymology: 1300–50; ME peyntour < AF peintour; see paint, or II, er I II paint•er [[t]ˈpeɪn… …
78painter's colic — paint′er s col′ic n. pat lead poisoning causing intense intestinal pain …
79Painter, William — (1540? 1594) Translator, etc., ed. at Camb., was then successively schoolmaster at Sevenoaks, and Clerk of the Ordnance, in which position his intromissions appear to have been of more advantage to himself than to the public service. He was… …
80painter — I. /ˈpeɪntə / (say payntuh) noun 1. an artist who paints pictures. 2. someone whose occupation is coating surfaces with paint. {Middle English peyntour, from Anglo French peintour, from Latin pictor} II. /ˈpeɪntə / (say payntuh) noun a rope,… …