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Paint is a pigmented liquid or paste used to apply color to a surface, often by artists.

Contents

• Places
• Art and entertainment
• Technology
• Sports
• Other
• See also

Paint or Painted may also refer to:

Places

• Paint, Pennsylvania, a borough in Somerset County, Pennsylvania
• Paint Township (disambiguation), various townships in Ohio and Pennsylvania
• Paint River, a river in Michigan
• Paint Creek (disambiguation), numerous streams in the U.S.
• Paint Branch, a stream in Maryland

Art and entertainment

• Paint (1991 film), a British television film by Kathy Page in the anthology series ScreenPlay
• Paint (2020 film), an American comedy film directed by Michael Walker
• Paint (2023 film), an American drama film starring Owen Wilson
• Paint (band), a Canadian indie rock group based in Toronto
• Paint, a BBC Two ident
• "Paint", a song by Roxette from Look Sharp!
• Paint (album), a 2017 album by Australian band Holy Holy
• Paint, onscreen alias of YouTuber Jon Cozart
• Painted (Narrows album), 2012
• Painted (Lucky Daye album)
• "Painted" (song), 2015 song by MS MR
• Paint (advertisement), a 2006 advertisement by Sony
• "Paint" (Frank Stubbs Promotes), a 1993 television episode

Technology

• Microsoft Paint, a simple graphics painting program
• GNU Paint, a free and open source raster graphics editor similar to Microsoft Paint
• Paint.NET, proprietary freeware raster graphics editor program for Microsoft Windows
• PCPaint, an early DOS-based graphics program
• MacPaint, an early Macintosh graphics program

Sports

• Paint (basketball) or key, area on basketball court
• Chillicothe Paints, American baseball team

Other

• Henry Nicholas Paint (1830–1921), Canadian politician, shipowner and merchant
• American Paint Horse, a breed of horse

See also

• Painting
• Painter (disambiguation)
• Painting (disambiguation)

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