verb
definition
To shade, to color.
noun
definition
The application of a tint or shade of color.
Examples of tinting in a Sentence
Crater lakes are Telaga (lake) Budas, in the crater of the volcano of the same name in the south-east, and Telaga Warna, on the slopes of the Gede, famous for its beautiful tinting.
You may even get to walk away with the second pair free, or just pay for tinting.
Pale-skinned women run the risk of tinting themselves orange, while darker girls struggle to find a color rich enough to adequately cover and conceal.
These tinting pens are transparent and quick drying, making them fairly easy to use.
By tinting buttercream or fondant frosting with gel food coloring, you can make eye-catching cakes that are dramatic and fun.
If you are making a monkey cake for a baby shower, consider tinting the fur blue or pink.
Instead of tinting buttercream frosting, you could make a chocolate buttercream recipe.
Try tinting your own fondant and molding it around a cake that you cut into the shape of a figure, building, object, or other design.
If you don't want to bother with tinting more fondant, you can also pipe buttercream beaks and decorations onto fondant backgrounds.
Their autumn tinting is beautiful, especially in a dry season and when the plant is not overfed.
This could mean changing the frame color, opting to have an AR anti-reflection coating, tinting the lenses or adding a clip on polarized sunshade.
Some optical shops offer tinting and UV index protection in a package deal; other times they're sold separately.
The contact accomplishes this through color tinting.
They are made of bisque, or unglazed porcelain, without any added tinting.
The tinting tones used for Victorian dolls are generally pink.
Users report that L'Oreal's Color Pulse in orange/copper will turn dark blonde hair a very nice shade of Irish red, although this is more for tinting than a permanent color.
The frequency of a wave of light is expressed to the naked eye as a color, so the tinting of your lenses has a direct effect on the kind of light they block out.
Give this cookie a twist by tinting some of the frosting in red or green before adding it to the rest of the dough.
Because the tinting is caused by inclusions rather than impurities, black diamonds are usually opaque, though translucent or semi-transparent specimens are considered extremely valuable.
Tinting your soaps with natural colorants is another option to consider as well.
The colouring of the steppe changes as if by magic, and only the silvery plumes of the steppe-grass (Stipa pennata) wave in the wind, tinting the steppe a bright yellow.