coloring

IPA: kˈʌɫɝɪŋ

An act or process which applies color.
Any substance used to give color.
The appearance as to color.
A disguise or discoloration.
(graph theory) An assignment of a color to each vertex of a graph such that no two vertices connected by an edge are given the same color.

Examples of "coloring" in Sentences

The coloring is obviously improved from an aesthetic point of view.
Its coloring is noticeably good for a free webcomic and a lot of the writing is solid.
As it stands, the coloring is doing all that work and not too effectively in my opinion.
You can type in coloring book and get over 12,000 or be more specific, for instance animal coloring books and I got 450+.
Â The coloring is a large part of the success of this issue, working with the art to create an engaging visual experience.
Lindsey didn't think the soar coating was necessary, saying, "I'd prefer the plain stuff, although the coloring is kind of cool."
Unless it pulls a Prison Break and keeps me hooked with suspense or just generally improves as a show ... the coloring is a kepper, though, nice look.
• Jog continues his and Tucker Stone's dissection of Humanoids books with an interesting look at how changes in coloring can affect the impact of a work.
Christopher Serra "If you're going to tell it, there's no point in coloring it or shifting it," Mr. Richards said earlier this week at his manager's SoHo office.