The phrase "paint eggs" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it when describing an Easter-related activity, for example: "The children enjoyed painting eggs for Easter."
Or getting your class to make cards and paint eggs?
Students who supported a recent strike at the university attacked Cardenas followers with burning flags, paint, eggs and chicken entrails, causing a 10-minute brawl.
Perhaps the two were connected: as a child she used to paint eggs mauve, "and all those easter colours" Another question involved the red flammable shorts worn by one of the SF characters in The Blind Assassin.
It is usually better to paint eggs around Easter.
Very good – costumes, farm implements, painted eggs, house interiors, model of mill.
A Ukranian folk tale about the origins of pysanky, painted eggs, was rewritten to star Eostre and her bunny.
Taylor McKimens musters some rare self-deprecation, while Paul Wirhun, talking about his devotion to painted eggs, is actually moving.
For her, wire is the essential element in a $98 decorative tree on which to hang painted eggs.
While painted eggs are pretty, they're still eggs; macarons, those photogenic French sandwich cookies in pastel hues, are far tastier.
