graphite
/ˈɡræfaɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a soft, black mineral used as a lubricant or in the manufacture of lead and pencils.
“The artist used a graphite pencil to create the fine details in her portrait.”
2. verb
to write or draw with a pencil that has a graphite core.
“She spent hours graphite-ing the intricate design onto the wedding invitation.”
3. noun
a type of soft, black material used in art supplies.
“The artist preferred to use graphite for sketching and shading.”