What is another word for cross-hatched?
Pronunciation: [kɹˈɒshˈat͡ʃt] (IPA) 
Cross-hatching is a technique that involves creating patterns of parallel lines that intersect at various angles to give a three-dimensional appearance to a drawing or painting. Synonyms for the word cross-hatched can include stippled, shaded, engraved, etched, or scored. Stippling involves creating small dots to create a shaded effect, while shading involves coloring or hatching to create a darker or lighter tone. Engraving and etching use similar processes to create intricate designs on a surface that can produce a cross-hatched effect. Scoring involves making shallow cuts or lines into a surface, providing a similar effect to cross-hatching.
