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acrylic
[ uh-kril-ik ]
noun
- a paint, prepared especially for artists, in which an acrylic resin serves as a vehicle.
- a painting done with this type of paint:
She sold several acrylics during the show.
acrylic
/ əˈkrɪlɪk /
adjective
- of, derived from, or concerned with acrylic acid
noun
- short for acrylic fibre acrylic resin
- a paint or colour containing acrylic resin
acrylic
/ ə-krĭl′ĭk /
- An acrylic resin.
- A paint containing acrylic resin.
- An acrylic fiber.
Word History and Origins
Origin of acrylic1
Word History and Origins
Origin of acrylic1
Example Sentences
We also love the super-soft, quick-drying acrylic that keeps you toasty no matter the conditions.
The market for these products is booming, although some acrylic suppliers are hesitant to say whether this demand will last beyond the pandemic, Forbes reported.
The sudden interest in acrylic barriers for essential workers and businesses helped, although Lucite doesn’t anticipate the demand for them to last beyond 2021.
Using aluminum foil and dental acrylic, he created a platform to fix the nail, which would soon go on to be patented as the first nail form.
This acrylic caddy has two sturdy handles and a non-slip bottom.
The coat (available in both denim and acrylic) was reportedly created in 2004, though it is still awaiting patent.
Waves crashed against the $9 million, 26-foot-high acrylic pavilion that encases the 90-year-old carousel.
A hard court, like the ones at the U.S. Open, consists of a thin film of acrylic over an asphalt base.
What I had in mind was not one of those beefy acrylic watch caps adorned with a Bears or FBI logo.
The transmitter, batteries, and antenna were molded into a collar of acrylic weighing 11 ounces (Mech et al. 1965).
His acrylic radio collar was also cracked on the right side in three places.
It forms an addition product with acrylic ester, which on heating loses nitrogen and leaves trimethylene dicarboxylic ester.
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