stain
/steɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a mark or spot on a surface, often difficult to remove, caused by a substance such as food, drink, or dirt
“The red wine left a stubborn stain on the carpet.”
2. verb
to leave a mark or spot on a surface, often difficult to remove, by a substance such as food, drink, or dirt
“The accident caused oil to spill and stain the road.”
3. verb
to mark or color something, especially in a way that is difficult to remove
“The artist used a mixture of chemicals to stain the wood and create a unique design.”
4. verb
to give something a particular color or appearance, often by adding a color or dye
“The fabric was stained with a vibrant dye to create a unique pattern.”
5. noun
a person or thing that stains or is stained
“The factory worker was stained with oil from the machinery.”
6. noun
a spot or mark on the skin or other surfaces, caused by a disease or injury
“The doctor examined the patient’s skin for signs of a stain caused by the infection.”