How Do You Spell CRAYONS?

Pronunciation: [kɹˈe͡ɪɒnz] (IPA)

The word "crayons" is spelled as /kreɪˈɑːnz/. It is composed of six English letters and two syllables. The first syllable, "cray," has the IPA symbol /kreɪ/, and the second syllable, "ons," has the IPA symbol /ɑːnz/. The letter combination "ay" creates a diphthong sound that pronounces as "ey." Therefore, the correct pronunciation of "crayons" is krey-ons. Crayons are popular among children as a medium of art, and they come in various colors, making them a fun and creative tool for any young artist.

CRAYONS Meaning and Definition

  1. Crayons are a type of coloring instrument made of a colored pigment that is enclosed in a cylindrical or rectangular shaped stick. They are primarily used for drawing or coloring on various surfaces, most commonly paper.

    The pigment used in crayons is usually a combination of binding agents mixed with wax, which gives them a soft and smooth consistency. This unique composition allows the crayon to easily leave marks or color when applied to a surface, utilizing pressure and friction.

    Crayons are available in a wide range of colors, offering a diverse color palette for users to express their creativity. They are often used by children for artistic purposes, including coloring books, drawing pictures, or creating various artworks. However, they are not limited to child usage and are also widely employed by adults for various applications, such as illustrating, sketching, and decorating.

    The user can control the color intensity of crayons by adjusting the pressure applied during coloring. Additionally, crayons are relatively easy to handle, enhancing their convenience in usage.

    Due to their non-toxic nature, crayons are considered safe for use by individuals of all ages. This characteristic makes them a popular choice for educational and recreational purposes, allowing artists, students, and hobbyists to explore their artistic skills and imagination.

  2. • Pieces of chalk of different colours used for drawing with; the drawing itself done with crayons.
    • To sketch with a crayon.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of CRAYONS

The word "crayons" comes from the Old French word "crayon" which means "pencil" or "chalk". It originated from the Latin word "creta" which means "chalk" or "earth". Originally, crayons were sticks made from chalk or clay. Over time, the term "crayon" specifically referred to colored sticks used for drawing and coloring.

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Conjugate verb Crayons

CONDITIONAL

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FUTURE

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FUTURE PERFECT

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PAST

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PAST PERFECT

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PRESENT

I crayon
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PRESENT PERFECT

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