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Definition of violet
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of violet is as below...
Violet
(n.) The color of a
violet,
or that part of the
spectrum
farthest
from red. It is the most
refrangible
part of the
spectrum..
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Amethystine
::
Amethystine
(a.)
Resembling
amethyst,
especially
in
color;
bluish
violet..
Violet-tip
::
Violet-tip
(n.) A very
handsome
American
butterfly
(Polygonia
interrogationis).
Its wings are
mottled
with
various
shades
of red and brown and have
violet
tips.
Violet
::
Violet
(n.) Any plant or
flower
of the genus
Viola,
of many
species.
The
violets
are
generally
low,
herbaceous
plants,
and the
flowers
of many of the
species
are blue, while
others
are white or
yellow,
or of
several
colors,
as the pansy
(Viola
tricolor)..
Heart''s-ease
::
Heart's-ease
(n.) A
species
of
violet
(Viola
tricolor);
--
called
also
pansy.
Violaceous
::
Violaceous
(a.)
Resembling
violets
in
color;
bluish
purple.
Mauve
::
Mauve (n.) A color of a
delicate
purple,
violet,
or
lilac..
Violuric
::
Violuric
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
complex
nitroso
derivative
of
barbituric
acid. It is
obtained
as a white or
yellow
crystalline
substance,
and forms
characteristic
yellow,
blue, and
violet
salts..
Primulaceous
::
Primulaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an order of
herbaceous
plants
(Primulaceae),
of which the
primrose
is the type, and the
pimpernel,
the
cyclamen,
and the water
violet
are other
examples..
Red
::
Red (n.) The color of
blood,
or of that part of the
spectrum
farthest
from
violet,
or a tint
resembling
these..
Scape
::
Scape (n.) A
peduncle
rising
from the
ground
or from a
subterranean
stem, as in the
stemless
violets,
the
bloodroot,
and the
like..
Yttro-cerite
::
Yttro-cerite
(n.) A
mineral
of a
violet-blue
color,
inclining
to gray and
white.
It is a
hydrous
fluoride
of
cerium,
yttrium,
and
calcium..
Palissander
::
Palissander
(n.)
Violet
wood.
Mariet
::
Mariet
(n.) A kind of
bellflower,
Companula
Trachelium,
once
called
Viola
Mariana;
but it is not a
violet..
Ultraviolet
::
Ultraviolet
(a.) Lying
outside
the
visible
spectrum
at its
violet
end; -- said of rays more
refrangible
than the
extreme
violet
rays of the
spectrum.
Ray
::
Ray (n.) One of the
component
elements
of the total
radiation
from a body; any
definite
or
limited
portion
of the
spectrum;
as, the red ray; the
violet
ray. See
Illust.
under
Light..
Iodine
::
Iodine
(n.) A
nonmetallic
element,
of the
halogen
group,
occurring
always
in
combination,
as in the
iodides.
When
isolated
it is in the form of dark gray
metallic
scales,
resembling
plumbago,
soft but
brittle,
and
emitting
a
chlorinelike
odor.
Symbol
I.
Atomic
weight
126.5.
If
heated,
iodine
volatilizes
in
beautiful
violet
vapors..
Violaceous
::
Violaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
natural
order of
plants,
of which the
violet
is the type. It
contains
about
twenty
genera
and two
hundred
and fifty
species..
Viola
::
Viola (n.) A genus of
polypetalous
herbaceous
plants,
including
all kinds of
violets..
Hematein
::
Hematein
(n.) A
reddish
brown or
violet
crystalline
substance,
C16H12O6,
got from
hematoxylin
by
partial
oxidation,
and
regarded
as
analogous
to the
phthaleins..
Lydine
::
Lydine
(n.) A
violet
dye
derived
from
aniline.
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