Colored or drew with crayons; past tense of 'crayon' used as a verb.
From 'crayon' (from French 'crayon,' derived from Latin 'creta' meaning chalk) with the past tense suffix '-ed.'
Crayons were literally named after chalk in Latin—'crayon' comes from 'creta,' which is why we call chalk-like substances crayons across multiple languages.
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