designed to be paired with our best selling body makeup, the TINGE tint, for a mess-free (and stress-free) application. The golden crown of a sugar maple tinged with orange can startle you with its luminescence. our buttery soft, kabuki body brush with curve-hugging synthetic bristles.Was our modern age of triumph destined from the start to be tinged with despair?.Amelia called out cheerily to Jake, who remembered grinning, a grin tinged with anxiety.His flashes of light-hearted humour were commonly tinged with an awesome critical irony.It tinged the air with a smell of herbs and whisky.→ See Verb table Examples from the Corpus tinge tinge tinge 2 verb ( present participle tinging or tingeing ) LITTLE/NOT MUCH literary to give something a small amount of a particular colour, emotion, or quality tinge something with something The light of the setting sun tinges the buildings with delicate colours. She had a tinge of sadness in her voice.There was a yellow tinge to their skin.The red maples, at the edge of the clearing, have a reddish tinge.It has a very long neck like a duck, and the front of the body sometimes has a faint purple tinge.noun A modifying infusion or intermixture a shade of some qualifying property or characteristic a touch, taste, or flavor. It was slowly taking up the pink tinges of the rising sun. noun A slight or moderate degree of coloration a shade or tint of color a modification of hue, tint, or complexion.The light had a cold bluish tinge and the air was cooler too.The thought touched me with a tinge of sadness, at the same time that the scent touched me with happiness.For the first time since her pregnancy I felt a tinge of worry about other men.From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English tinge tinge 1 / tɪndʒ / noun LITTLE/NOT MUCH a very small amount of a colour, emotion, or quality tinge of There was a tinge of sadness in her voice.
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