bister (Meaning)

Wordnet

bister (n)

a water-soluble brownish-yellow pigment made by boiling wood soot

Webster

Alt. of Bistre

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The old wooden beams of the barn were stained with a deep bister hue from years of exposure to the elements.
The artist mixed bister pigment with water to create the perfect shade for his watercolor painting.
After the wildfire, the landscape was covered in a layer of bister ash, leaving a somber atmosphere.
The tailor used bister dye to achieve the rich brown color of the leather jacket.
As the storm clouds gathered overhead, the sky turned a murky bister color.
The antique map had faded to a soft bister tone, adding to its vintage charm.
The ancient manuscript was written in ink that had turned bister with age.
With a steady hand, she applied bister stain to the wooden furniture, restoring its original beauty.
The historian carefully analyzed the bister markings on the pottery shards, piecing together clues about ancient civilizations.
The architect selected bister bricks for the facade of the building, creating a timeless aesthetic.

a water-soluble brownish-yellow pigment made by boiling wood sootAlt. of Bistre

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The old wooden beams of the barn were stained with a deep bister hue from years of exposure to the elements.

The artist mixed bister pigment with water to create the perfect shade for his watercolor painting.

After the wildfire, the landscape was covered in a layer of bister ash, leaving a somber atmosphere.

The tailor used bister dye to achieve the rich brown color of the leather jacket.