patine

[ puh-teen pa-teen ]

noun

1. patina.

verb (used with object)

, pa·tined, pa·tin·ing.

1. to patinate.

Word History and Origins

Origin of patine¹

From French; patina

Example Sentences

It may also be mentioned here that when using acids for patine, steel tools should be kept away from the work.

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The depth of colour is further increased by the process of rubbing, which is necessary to the proper patine of leather.

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The patine which accompanies this chalice measures twelve inches in diameter.

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A remarkably handsome silver-gilt chalice and patine (thirteenth century) belong to Toledo cathedral.

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The patina or patine is also the name given by the Romans to a shallow basin used for domestic purposes.

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