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coating

paints

to repaint

to paint

blackened

clay, straw, etc. mix used for intermediary wall coating

to meet with a crushing defeat

graining (lacquering technique)

intermediate coat of paint or lacquer

undercoating

to paint in different colors (for different purposes) (colours)

sealing or plastering up

water-based paint

undercoat

luminous paint

final coat (of paint, plaster, varnish, etc.)

coating (of paper, etc.)

area filling

functional coating

house painter (occupation)

to spread

fire-resistant paint

Anointing of the Sick

lacquerware

coated paper

Negoro lacquerware

oil-based paint

to paint over

luminous paint

re-coating (e.g. repainting, respraying, etc.)

to repaint

bleed

emulsion paint

urethane paint

Aizu lacquer ware

uncoated paper

something painted white

Wajima lacquer

antifouling paint

lacquerer

coated paper

anointing

nuribotoke

to seal up

to daub

coloring (in; e.g. a drawing)

shallow-minded mouthing of secondhand information

lightly coated paper

to coat a surface with something that adheres strongly when hardened (i.e. grout, plaster, lacquer)

blackface

thickly painted

to smear with blood

blackboard

medical cream

lacquered geta

rubbing of incense on a person or Buddha statue (as a purification ritual)

piling shame on top of shame

picture for coloring in (colouring)

misery

Shunkei lacquerware

high-gloss black lacquer

fluorescent paint

liniment

painting red

plastering

plaster or mortar-covered wall

(electrical) insulating coating

misery

Wet Paint

blotting out

to paint over heavily

to paint over

to smear

to put on heavy makeup

to be smeared

freshly painted

to cover (with)

to bedaub (with paint)

covered with

painting (houses, fences, etc.)

coating (esp. lacquering)

covered with

painting all over

unevenness (in applied paint or coating)

interior closed room with heavily plastered walls in a Heian palace

brush application

paintbrush

to cover with paint

thinly painted

to bring disgrace (dishonor, dishonour) on

application (of ointment, etc.)

traditional lacquered conical hat

painting something vermillion

to be covered with mud

to besmirch

(rough) undercoat (of paint, plaster, etc.)

lacquering

liniment

rubbing an ointment into the skin

patching up (e.g. a failure)

smear

(dried) paint coating

Chinese lacquerware technique resulting in a mottled finish

to keep one's wit about one

lacquered chopsticks

lacquering technique that uses a coloured-lacquer undercoating and a transparent-lacquer topcoat