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Meanings of crayons in English

Spanish
lápiz crayôn

Drawing material made in stick form.

lápiz crayôn
Usage of crayons in English
1
No booking is necessary but children should bring paper, crayons and pencils.
The Irish Times
2
Whatever happened to the drawing paper and those crayons I gave you?
Magic terror: seven tales
3
To calm the children, she gave them crayons and paper to color.
Reuters
4
He even stole paper and crayons from school to do it with.
Bridge to Terabithia
5
You might not want to rummage for crayons on a packed train.
The Irish Times
6
I should have brought crayons for him, I guess, or maybe stickers.
While i'm falling
7
Swan saw what appeared to be crayons and lipsticks atop the desk.
Swan Song
8
Baartock looked around and saw than none of them were using crayons.
Baartock
9
It should be toys-a German doll, slate and coloured crayons and jumping-figures
The Three Black Pennys: A Novel
10
Somebody had drawn a life-size stick family on the wall with crayons.
Knockemstiff
11
She closed her sketchbook and packed away her pencils and her crayons.
Death Mask
12
Our house has always has box loads of crayons, paints, paper, and markers.
Wired
13
In all, there are 500 chromatic crayons, arrayed in five cases.
Wired
14
She would ask for crayons and start to color on the fancy linens.
Second glance
15
Tell her to bring her crayons and parchments if she wants.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
16
I asked a table of Crayola crayons close to the exit.
Hula Done It?
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