IPA: /ˈɛəˌbrʌʃ/
KK: /ˈɛrˌbrʌʃ/
A tool that uses compressed air to spray a liquid, like paint, onto a surface.
The artist used an airbrush to create a smooth gradient in the painting.
To use a tool that sprays paint or ink in a fine mist to create images or effects.
The artist decided to airbrush the mural for a smoother finish.
Past: airbrushed
Past Participle: airbrushed
Airbrush → It is formed from "air" (from Old English "aer", meaning the invisible gaseous substance surrounding the Earth) and "brush" (from Old French "brosse", meaning a tool with bristles used for painting or cleaning). The word "airbrush" refers to a tool that uses air to spray paint or other substances, creating a smooth finish.
Imagine using a tool that sprays paint using 'air' — that's what an airbrush does, combining the concept of air with the action of brushing.