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Traditional English :: pencil
pencil.html - n. & v.
--n.
    1 (often attrib.) a an instrument for writing or drawing, usu. consisting of a thin rod of graphite etc. enclosed in a wooden cylinder (a pencil sketch). b a similar instrument with a metal or plastic cover and retractable lead. c a cosmetic in pencil form.
    2 (attrib.) resembling a pencil in shape (pencil skirt).
    3 Optics a set of rays meeting at a point.
    4 Geom. a figure formed by a set of straight lines meeting at a point.
    5 a draughtsman's art or style.
--v.
    tr. (pencilled, pencilling; US penciled, penciling)
    1 tint or mark with or as if with a pencil.
    2 (usu. foll. by in) a write, esp. tentatively or provisionally (have pencilled in the 29th for our meeting). b (esp. as pencilled adj.) fill (an area) with soft pencil strokes (pencilled in her eyebrows).
    pencil-case a container for pencils etc. pencil-sharpener a device for sharpening a pencil by rotating it against a cutting edge.
    penciller n. [ME f. OF pincel ult. f. L penicillum paintbrush, dimin. of peniculus brush, dimin. of penis tail]
Traditional English :: pencil
pencil.html - n. & v.
--n.
    1 (often attrib.) a an instrument for writing or drawing, usu. consisting of a thin rod of graphite etc. enclosed in a wooden cylinder (a pencil sketch). b a similar instrument with a metal or plastic cover and retractable lead. c a cosmetic in pencil form.
    2 (attrib.) resembling a pencil in shape (pencil skirt).
    3 Optics a set of rays meeting at a point.
    4 Geom. a figure formed by a set of straight lines meeting at a point.
    5 a draughtsman's art or style.
--v.
    tr. (pencilled, pencilling; US penciled, penciling)
    1 tint or mark with or as if with a pencil.
    2 (usu. foll. by in) a write, esp. tentatively or provisionally (have pencilled in the 29th for our meeting). b (esp. as pencilled adj.) fill (an area) with soft pencil strokes (pencilled in her eyebrows).
    pencil-case a container for pencils etc. pencil-sharpener a device for sharpening a pencil by rotating it against a cutting edge.
    penciller n. [ME f. OF pincel ult. f. L penicillum paintbrush, dimin. of peniculus brush, dimin. of penis tail]
Traditional English :: pence
pencil.html - pl. of PENNY.
Traditional English :: penchant
pencil.html - n.
an inclination or liking (has a penchant for old films). [F, pres. part. of pencher incline]
Traditional English :: pencil
pencil.html - n. & v.
--n.
    1 (often attrib.) a an instrument for writing or drawing, usu. consisting of a thin rod of graphite etc. enclosed in a wooden cylinder (a pencil sketch). b a similar instrument with a metal or plastic cover and retractable lead. c a cosmetic in pencil form.
    2 (attrib.) resembling a pencil in shape (pencil skirt).
    3 Optics a set of rays meeting at a point.
    4 Geom. a figure formed by a set of straight lines meeting at a point.
    5 a draughtsman's art or style.
--v.
    tr. (pencilled, pencilling; US penciled, penciling)
    1 tint or mark with or as if with a pencil.
    2 (usu. foll. by in) a write, esp. tentatively or provisionally (have pencilled in the 29th for our meeting). b (esp. as pencilled adj.) fill (an area) with soft pencil strokes (pencilled in her eyebrows).
    pencil-case a container for pencils etc. pencil-sharpener a device for sharpening a pencil by rotating it against a cutting edge.
    penciller n. [ME f. OF pincel ult. f. L penicillum paintbrush, dimin. of peniculus brush, dimin. of penis tail]
English Idioms :: pen
pencil.html - See: POISON-PEN, SLIP OF THE PEN.
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