hatching

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hatching

A bird sits patiently on a nest, hatching her eggs.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A series of fine parallel or crossed lines used in drawing or engraving to create shading or texture. This is a technique in visual art.
    • The process of an egg breaking open and a young animal emerging. This refers to the biological event of birth from an egg.
Usage and Examples
  • Noun (Art Technique):

    • The artist used delicate hatching to create the illusion of shadow on the face.
    • Cross-hatching, where lines cross over each other, can produce darker tones.
  • Noun (Biological Process):

    • The hatching of the chicks was observed by the science class.
    • After incubation, the hatching usually occurs within 24 hours.
Advanced Usage
  • "In the hatching": Can describe the stage just before emergence from an egg.
    • The embryo in the hatching stage is very active.
Variants and Related Words
  • Hatch (verb): To emerge from an egg; to devise or create (a plan or idea).
    • The eggs will hatch in about three weeks.
    • They hatched a clever scheme.
  • Hatchling (noun): A newly hatched young animal.
    • The turtle hatchlings made their way to the sea.
Synonyms
  • Eclosion (noun, formal/biological): The emergence of an insect from a pupal case or an embryo from an egg.
  • Shading (noun, in art): The general technique of depicting light and shadow, which includes hatching as a method.
Related Phrases
  • Hatching out: The act of completing the hatching process.
    • The chicks are hatching out this morning.
hatching

A bird sits patiently on a nest, hatching her eggs.

Noun
  1. shading consisting of multiple crossing lines
  2. the production of young from an egg

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