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Painter (Noun)

A line that is attached to the bow of a boat and used for tying up (as when docking or towing).

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The crew used the painter to secure the sailboat to the dock while they waited for further instructions.
After being towed back to shore, the damaged vessel was tied to a buoy using a long painter.
To keep the speedboat in place while repairs were made, the painter was attached to a dock cleat.
Before launching the skiff into the water, make sure the painter is tied to the bow ring securely.
While maneuvering into the narrow marina, the skipper had a crew member control the painter to avoid getting tangled.

A worker who is employed to cover objects with paint.

Nouns denoting people.

The painter worked diligently to complete the house's exterior by the end of the week.
A skilled painter was hired to restore the old mansion to its original grandeur.
The painter took a short break to admire the beautiful colors and patterns he had created.
After finishing art school, she decided to become a professional painter and open her own studio.
The homeowner was impressed by the painter's attention to detail and asked for a referral to share with friends.

An artist who paints.

Nouns denoting people.

The local art gallery was hosting an exhibition featuring the work of a talented young painter.
Her painter father taught her everything he knew, from mixing colors to mastering techniques.
A struggling painter by day, John also played in a local band to supplement his income.
Influenced by Impressionism, the French painter sought to capture the beauty of everyday life on canvas.
With his signature style, the celebrated painter has produced a diverse array of beautiful landscapes and portraits.

Large American feline resembling a lion.

Nouns denoting animals.

The mountain lion's tawny coat and white underbelly are similar to the painter in the American wilderness.
Painters, a colloquial term for mountain lions in the southeastern United States, can be difficult to spot in the wild.
Some Native American tribes in the Appalachian region consider the painter to be a sacred animal, revered for its power and agility.
Wildlife biologists use camera traps to track and monitor painter populations in national parks.
Historically, painters have roamed across the southeastern United States, with reported sightings in various rural areas.