Crayola

[ krey-oh-luh ]

Trademark.

1. a brand of wax crayon, usually sold in assortments of bright colors.

Example Sentences

“We are definitely seeing more schools and educators asking for supplies and products to be more individual than shared in the classroom,” said Victoria Lozano, executive vice president and general manager of Crayola attractions and retail.

From Digiday

As of now, the Crayola brand says this year’s campaign messaging will celebrate the return to school, but won’t stray too far from its traditional campaign messaging, Go Back with the Best.

From Digiday

Teal has been around for decades, but it became so over-used that 20 years ago, Crayola removed Teal Blue from its crayon collection.

From Washington Blade

I said, noticing that the printing was very large and had been put on with black crayola, the kind we used in school.

From Project Gutenberg