Colors

All 47 words in Colors

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  Bright red/braɪt rɛd/n. phr

  A strong, vivid, and light shade of the color red.

  Bright red apples hung from the branches of the tree.

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  Tangerine/ˌtæn.dʒəˈriːn/n

  n. a bright reddish-orange colour; n. a small sweet citrus fruit with loose skin that is easy to peel.

  Tangerine segments are sweet and juicy.

• apricot yellow

  a soft, warm yellow-orange color resembling the color of a ripe apricot

  The scarf was dyed apricot yellow to match the warm tones of the room.

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  black/blæk/

  adj. of the darkest colour, like night or coal; n. the colour black, darkness; v. to darken, to blacken.

• blackish

  Somewhat black in color, but not completely black.

  The old wooden fence had a blackish stain from years of rain.

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  blue/bluː/

  adj. color, hue, sad, depressed; n. color, shade; v. color, dye

• blue-black

  Having a very dark color that combines blue and black.

  The storm clouds turned blue-black before the rain began.

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  brown/braʊn/

  adj. of the colour of earth, wood, or coffee; n. the colour brown.

• cherry

  n. a deep bright red colour; n. a small round red fruit with a hard stone in the middle.

  I added a fresh cherry to the top of my dessert.

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  chestnut/ˈtʃesnʌt/

  n. a reddish-brown colour, often used of hair; n. a glossy brown nut that can be roasted and eaten, or the tree it grows on.

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  copper/ˈkɑːpər/

  n. a reddish-brown colour; n. a soft reddish-brown metal used in wires and coins.

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  cream/kriːm/

  n. a pale yellowish-white colour; n. the thick fatty part of milk; n. a soft substance rubbed into the skin; v. to mix or whip until smooth.

• dark green

  A color that is a deep or less bright shade of green.

  She painted the door dark green to make the entrance feel calmer.

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  eggplant/ˈeɡplænt/

  n. a deep purple colour; n. a large purple vegetable, also called aubergine.

• emerald/ˈɛm(ə)ɹəld/

  n. a rich bright green colour; n. a bright green precious stone used in jewellery.

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  gold/ɡoʊld/

  n. a shining yellow colour; n. a precious yellow metal used for rings and coins.

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  golden/ˈɡoʊldən/adj

  adj. gold-colored, yellowish, precious, valuable

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  grape/ɡreɪp/

  n. a small round green or purple fruit that grows in bunches and is used to make wine.

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  gray/ɡreɪ/

  adj. of the colour between black and white, like a rain cloud; n. the colour gray.

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  green/ɡriːn/

  adj. color, hue, inexperienced, naive; n. color, shade; v. to make green, to grow

• inky

  Very dark black, like ink.

  The old fountain pen left an inky blot on the page.

• jet black

  Having an extremely dark, deep black color.

  She wore a jet black dress to the evening concert.

• lavender/ˈlævəndɚ/

  n. a pale purple colour; n. a plant with narrow leaves and sweet-smelling pale purple flowers.

• light blue

  Light blue is a pale, soft shade of blue, like the color of a clear daytime sky.

  She wore a light blue scarf to the spring picnic.

• melon

  n. a pale orange-pink colour named after the fruit; n. a large round fruit with sweet flesh and a hard skin.

  She sliced the ripe melon for breakfast.

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  navy/ˈnæɪvi/

  n. navy, naval force; n. navy blue, dark blue

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  navy blue/ˈneɪ.vi bluː/

  A very dark shade of blue, resembling the color of the uniforms worn by many navies.

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  orange/ˈɔːrɪndʒ/

  n. orange fruit, citrus fruit, color orange, hue orange; adj. orange-colored, having an orange hue

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  orchid/ˈɔːrkɪd/

  n. a light purple-pink colour; n. a plant with unusual colourful flowers, often grown indoors.

• pale yellow

  Pale yellow describes a light, soft shade of yellow.

  The wall was pale yellow.

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  pink/pɪŋk/

  adj. light red, rose; n. pink color, rose color

• plumnoun

  n. a dark reddish-purple colour; n. a soft round fruit with smooth skin and a stone in the middle.

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  purple/ˈpɜːrpl/

  adj. of the colour made by mixing red and blue; n. the colour purple.

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  red/red/

  adj. of the colour of blood or of a ripe tomato; n. the colour red.

• reddish/ˈɹɛdɪʃ/

  Having a red color or being slightly red.

• rosy/ˈɹoʊzi/

  adj. pink, cheerful, optimistic, hopeful

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  silver/ˈsɪlvər/

  n. silver, precious metal, silver color, metallic gray; adj. silver, metallic; v. to silver, to coat with silver

• smoky/ˈsmoʊki/

  Containing, filled with, or tasting of smoke.

• sooty

  Covered or marked with soot, a black powder produced by burning.

  The old chimney left the kitchen walls sooty.

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  sunflower/ˈsʌnflaʊər/

  n. a bright golden-yellow colour; n. a very tall plant with a large round yellow flower head.

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  turquoise/ˈtɜːr.kɔɪz/

  A greenish-blue color, or a blue-to-green mineral valued as a gemstone.

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  vivid/ˈvɪvɪd/

  adj. clear, bright; adj. bright, intense

• waxen

  Having the appearance or qualities of wax, especially being pale, smooth, and slightly shiny.

  Under the moonlight, her waxen face looked pale and still.

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  white/waɪt/

  adj. of the colour of snow or milk; n. the colour white.

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  wine/waɪn/

  n. a deep dark red colour; n. an alcoholic drink made from grapes.

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  yellow/ˈjeloʊ/

  adj. of the colour of a lemon or of the sun; n. the colour yellow.

• yellowish/ˈjɛlɔʊɪʃ/

  Slightly yellow in color or having a color resembling light yellow.