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Meanings of indian ink in English
Usage of indian ink in English
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So the planets were cut out in white, and shaded with Indian ink.
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A killer new show by Indian Ink has premiered in Wellington.
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All references to names, countries, towns were crossed out in black Indian ink.
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You can draw an outline upon a mirror with red pencil and Indian ink.
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Then the eyebrows are not dark enough, so they are blackened with Indian ink.
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The engineer was drawing a cherub in Indian ink.
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The upper figures are slightly washed with Indian ink.
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Another.-Constantwhite and Indian ink, and a little vermilion.
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The characteristic smell of Chinese or Indian ink is due to some admixture of this herb.
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A Colour Top.-Cuta 4-inchdisc out of white cardboard and blacken one-halfwith Indian ink.
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He used Indian inks as well as watercolour for the group of works that includes St Catherine's.
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Mixed with Indian ink, it furnishes useful shadows; and compounded with cobalt or indigo, most serviceable grays.
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Nineteen other cotyledons were, at the same time, similarly enclosed in tubes thickly painted with Indian ink.
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He started laughing and pointed to something somebody had written in Indian ink next to the window.
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He was performing miracles with Indian ink.
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It's no use painting a landscape when it is to be smudged all over with Indian ink.
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Indian ink through the time
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