etched

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Simple past tense and past participle of etch
Cut or dug into the surface as by etching
cut or impressed into a surface; "an incised design"; "engraved invitations"
This term properly applies to designs created by removing material, whether by grinding, engraving, acid, diamond point or other means, most often done on glass The term is also commonly used to refer to steins where the design is formed in an outline appearing to be incised into the body Technically, since these lines are formed as part of a molding process, they should not be called etched
past of etch
{s} engraved, carved out (with an acid)
An artwork imprint method where an image is covered with a protective coating that resists acid The image is then exposed, leaving bare metal and protected metal The acid attacks only the exposed metal, leaving the image etched onto the surface
- a type of stein decoration with uniformly colored design areas distinctively incised with black outlining
Very crisp and sharply outlined, focused to an almost excessive degree
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{v} to mark out prints with aquafortis
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(n)A roughened surface produced by a chemical or electrochemical means
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An intaglio process in which an image is cut through an acid-resistant ground applied to a metal plate Acid is used to bite this image into the plate top
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an image cut into metal, glass or film by abrasive chemicals
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In photoengraving, to produce an image on a plate by chemical or electrolytic action In offset-lithography, an acidified gum solution used to desensitize the nonprinting areas of the plate; also, an acid solution added to the fountain water to help keep nonprinting areas of the plate free of ink
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To make a lasting impression
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To sketch; to delineate
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to produce as a pattern on a hard service by eating into the material's surface as with acid or a laser beam
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The process of removing material from a wafer (such as oxides or other thin films) by chemical, electrolytic or plasma (ion bombardment) means
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To use chemicals to carve an image into metal, glass or film
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To create a design by cutting the surface of finished glass with a tool or treating it with acid
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Prepare the surface by chemical means to improve the adhesion of coatings
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A process using a chemical bath (wet etch) or a plasma (dry etch) that removes unwanted substances from the wafer surface
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To use chemicals to carve an image into plates and film or an acid solution used to desensitize the non-printing areas of the plate
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To produce, as figures or designs, on mental, glass, or the like, by means of lines or strokes eaten in or corroded by means of some strong acid
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To produce a textured finish on metal or glass by the corrosive action of an acid or other etchant
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A chemical process used to selectively remove parts of an integrated circuit during fabrication
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make an etching of
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To practice etching; to make etchings
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To engrave a surface (especially of metal or glass) in order to produce a printing pattern
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To produce an image on a printing plate by chemical or electrolytic action
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The process of producing an image on a plate by the use of acid
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(n) - A roughened surface produced by a chemical or electrochemical means
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To subject to etching; to draw upon and bite with acid, as a plate of metal
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A chemically caused change on the outside of a smooth floor surface which causes the floor to be pitted or rough
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To remove a small, dark imperfection in a print or negative by scraping away part of the emulsion
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A variant of Eddish
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If a line or pattern is etched into a surface, it is cut into the surface by means of acid or a sharp tool. You can also say that a surface is etched with a line or pattern. Crosses were etched into the walls The acid etched holes in the crystal surface Windows are etched with the vehicle identification number The stained-glass panels are etched and then handpainted using traditional methods
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{f} cut, corrode (with an acid); engrave, carve out (with an acid); impress clearly (figurative or literal)
etched

    Turkish pronunciation

    eçt

    Pronunciation

    /ˈeʧt/ /ˈɛʧt/

    Etymology

    [ 'ech ] (verb.) 1634. Dutch etsen, from German ätzen to etch, corrode, from Old High German azzen to feed; akin to Old High German ezzan to eat; more at EAT.
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