Watercolor (noun)

1. A painting technique in which the pigments are mixed with water and a binding medium and applied to paper.
2. A picture or design made using this technique.

Origin:

Early 18th century; earliest use found in dr. thomas cheyne (d. 1743), physician. from water + color.

Examples:

1. She loved to spend her afternoons painting beautiful watercolors.
2. The gallery was filled with stunning watercolor paintings by local artists.
3. This watercolor of a mountain landscape is my favorite piece in the museum.
4. The watercolor class was the most relaxing part of her day.
5. Her watercolor skills have greatly improved over the past year.