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A whisper of color that lets you see out while the world squints back in.
means Having been given a faint or modest shade of color, often as a thin layer over something otherwise clear or pale.
from From 'tint,' an alteration of the older 'tinct,' which traces back to Latin 'tinctus,' the past participle of 'tingere' — to dip, soak, or dye. The same Latin root colors 'tincture' and 'taint,' a small family all born from the simple act of dunking something into dye and watching the hue take hold.
- legal limits
- Most states cap window tint darkness by percentage
- sun protection
- Quality films block up to 99% of UV rays
- royal habit
- Limos darken glass for privacy and power vibes
- phone screens
- Polarized tint hides displays from prying side-eyes
grey goose vodka bottle — iconic frosted glass bottle that defined premium vodka packaging since 1997
ray-ban aviators — dark-tinted sunglasses worn since 1936, made famous by top gun in 1986
car window tinting — automotive aftermarket modification using 3m films to reduce uv and heat in vehicles