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Definition of color
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 color is as below...
Color (v. t.) To
change
or alter the hue or tint of, by
dyeing,
staining,
painting,
etc.; to dye; to
tinge;
to
paint;
to
stain..
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Scumbling
::
Scumbling
(n.) The color so laid on. Also used
figuratively.
Erythrophyllin
::
Erythrophyllin
(n.) The red
coloring
matter
of
leaves,
fruits,
flowers,
etc., in
distinction
from
chlorophyll..
Leipoa
::
Leipoa
(n.) A genus of
Australian
gallinaceous
birds
including
but a
single
species
(Leipoa
ocellata),
about the size of a
turkey.
Its color is
variegated,
brown,
black,
white,
and gray.
Called
also
native
pheasant..
Colorate
::
Colorate
(a.)
Colored.
Illuminate
::
Illuminate
(v. t.) To
adorn,
as a book or page with
borders,
initial
letters,
or
miniature
pictures
in
colors
and gold, as was done in
manuscripts
of the
Middle
Ages..
Berthierite
::
Berthierite
(n.) A
double
sulphide
of
antimony
and iron, of a dark
steel-gray
color..
Nitratine
::
Nitratine
(n.) A
mineral
occurring
in
transparent
crystals,
usually
of a
white,
sometimes
of a
reddish
gray, or
lemon-yellow,
color;
native
sodium
nitrate.
It is used in
making
nitric
acid and for
manure.
Called
also soda
niter..
Faint
::
Faint (v. i.) To
become
weak or
wanting
in
vigor;
to grow
feeble;
to lose
strength
and
color,
and the
control
of the
bodily
or
mental
functions;
to
swoon;
--
sometimes
with away. See
Fainting,
n..
Chert
::
Chert (n.) An
impure,
massive,
flintlike
quartz
or
hornstone,
of a dull
color..
Cherry
::
Cherry
(a.) Like a red
cherry
in
color;
ruddy;
blooming;
as, a
cherry
lip;
cherry
cheeks..
Sable
::
Sable (a.) Of the color of the
sable's
fur; dark;
black;
-- used
chiefly
in
poetry.
Anhydrite
::
Anhydrite
(n.) A
mineral
of a white or a
slightly
bluish
color,
usually
massive.
It is
anhydrous
sulphate
of lime, and
differs
from
gypsum
in not
containing
water
(whence
the
name)..
Susceptible
::
Susceptible
(a.)
Capable
of
admitting
anything
additional,
or any
change,
affection,
or
influence;
readily
acted upon; as, a body
susceptible
of color or of
alteration..
Depict
::
Depict
(v. t.) To form a
colored
likeness
of; to
represent
by a
picture;
to
paint;
to
portray.
Halloysite
::
Halloysite
(n.) A
claylike
mineral,
occurring
in soft,
smooth,
amorphous
masses,
of a
whitish
color..
Resist
::
Resist
(n.) A
substance
used to
prevent
a color or
mordant
from
fixing
on those parts to which it has been
applied,
either
by
acting
machanically
in
preventing
the
color,
etc., from
reaching
the
cloth,
or
chemically
in
changing
the color so as to
render
it
incapable
of
fixing
itself
in the
fibers..
The
pastes
prepared
for this
purpose
are
called
resist
pastes..
Volborthite
::
Volborthite
(n.) A
mineral
occurring
in small
six-sided
tabular
crystals
of a green or
yellow
color.
It is a
hydrous
vanadate
of
copper
and lime.
Purpurogenous
::
Purpurogenous
(a.)
Having
the power to
produce
a
purple
color;
as, the
purpurogenous
membrane,
or
choroidal
epithelium,
of the eye. See
Visual
purple,
under
Visual..
Plagate
::
Plagate
(a.)
Having
plagae,
or
irregular
enlongated
color
spots..
Sapphire
::
Sapphire
(n.) The color of the gem;
bright
blue.
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