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eludoric

eludoric adjective: being or relating to a technique of oil painting on fabric under a film of water, used to produce miniatures that are kept behind glass.

Adjective

eludoric (not comparable)

  1. (historical) Being or relating to a technique of oil painting on fabric under a film of water, used to produce miniatures that are kept behind glass.

Forms of eludoric

alternative formelydoric

Questions about eludoric

What does eludoric mean?
Eludoric means being or relating to a technique of oil painting on fabric under a film of water, used to produce miniatures that are kept behind glass.
What part of speech is eludoric?
Eludoric is an adjective.

Words near eludoric in the dictionary

  1. eludes
  2. eludeth
  3. eludible
  4. eludicatory
  5. eluding
  6. eludoric
  7. eluent
  8. eluents
  9. Elul
  10. elumbated
  11. Elunchun

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