toner
/ˈtoʊnər/Definitions
1. noun
A chemical solution used to remove impurities and restore the color and texture of hair after dyeing or bleaching, or to remove ink from printing surfaces.
“She applied a toner to her hair after the highlighting to restore its natural color.”
2. noun
A liquid used to adjust the pH of a printing process or to improve the quality of paper.
“The toner helped to stabilize the printing process and produce crisp images.”
3. verb
To adjust the pH of a printing process or to improve the quality of paper.
“The printer had to be toned to produce the desired color.”
4. verb
To restore something to a desired condition, especially to restore the color and texture of hair after dyeing or bleaching.
“She toned her hair after the highlighting to restore its natural color.”