Definition of tusche in US English:

tusche

noun ˈto͝oSH(ə)ˈto͝oSH(ə)

A greasy black composition, in liquid form or to be mixed with liquids, used as ink for making lithographic drawings.
Example sentencesExamples
- Draw onto the plates with lithographic pencils, crayons, tusche, and process with a single solution.
- The diluted tusche dries to resemble ` toad-skin’ washes usually found in zinc-plate lithography.
- The design is drawn on a special, flat stone or on a metal plate with a greasy water-repellant substance (greased crayon or a greasy ink called tusche).
- The grease in the lithographer's crayon or tusche will repel water during the lithographic process.
- The artist draws an image on acetate or Mylar, ‘with washes, tusches, lithographic crayons or whatever… that's where the magic is’ he said.

Origin

Early 20th century: from German tuschen, from French toucher 'to touch'.

Definition of tusche in US English:

tusche

nounˈto͝oSH(ə)

A greasy black composition, in liquid form or to be mixed with liquids, used as ink for making lithographic drawings.
Example sentencesExamples
- The artist draws an image on acetate or Mylar, ‘with washes, tusches, lithographic crayons or whatever… that's where the magic is’ he said.
- Draw onto the plates with lithographic pencils, crayons, tusche, and process with a single solution.
- The diluted tusche dries to resemble ` toad-skin’ washes usually found in zinc-plate lithography.
- The design is drawn on a special, flat stone or on a metal plate with a greasy water-repellant substance (greased crayon or a greasy ink called tusche).
- The grease in the lithographer's crayon or tusche will repel water during the lithographic process.

Origin

Early 20th century: from German tuschen, from French toucher ‘to touch’.

单词	tusche
释义	Definition of tusche in US English: tusche noun ˈto͝oSH(ə)ˈto͝oSH(ə) A greasy black composition, in liquid form or to be mixed with liquids, used as ink for making lithographic drawings. Example sentencesExamples Draw onto the plates with lithographic pencils, crayons, tusche, and process with a single solution. The diluted tusche dries to resemble ` toad-skin’ washes usually found in zinc-plate lithography. The design is drawn on a special, flat stone or on a metal plate with a greasy water-repellant substance (greased crayon or a greasy ink called tusche). The grease in the lithographer's crayon or tusche will repel water during the lithographic process. The artist draws an image on acetate or Mylar, ‘with washes, tusches, lithographic crayons or whatever… that's where the magic is’ he said. Origin Early 20th century: from German tuschen, from French toucher 'to touch'. Definition of tusche in US English: tusche nounˈto͝oSH(ə) A greasy black composition, in liquid form or to be mixed with liquids, used as ink for making lithographic drawings. Example sentencesExamples The artist draws an image on acetate or Mylar, ‘with washes, tusches, lithographic crayons or whatever… that's where the magic is’ he said. Draw onto the plates with lithographic pencils, crayons, tusche, and process with a single solution. The diluted tusche dries to resemble ` toad-skin’ washes usually found in zinc-plate lithography. The design is drawn on a special, flat stone or on a metal plate with a greasy water-repellant substance (greased crayon or a greasy ink called tusche). The grease in the lithographer's crayon or tusche will repel water during the lithographic process. Origin Early 20th century: from German tuschen, from French toucher ‘to touch’.
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