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Definition of discolor
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 discolor is as below...
Discolor
(v. t.) To alter the
natural
hue or color of; to
change
to a
different
color;
to
stain;
to
tinge;
as, a drop of wine will
discolor
water;
silver
is
discolored
by sea
water..
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Onappo
::
Onappo
(n.) A
nocturnal
South
American
monkey
(Callithrix
discolor),
noted for its
agility;
--
called
also
ventriloquist
monkey..
Discolored
::
Discolored
(a.)
Altered
in
color;
/tained.
Rusty
::
Rusty
(superl.)
Discolored
and
rancid;
reasty;
as, rusty
bacon..
Sunburn
::
Sunburn
(v. t.) To burn or
discolor
by the sun; to tan.
Freckle
::
Freckle
(v. t.) Any small spot or
discoloration.
Xanthosis
::
Xanthosis
(n.) The
yellow
discoloration
often
observed
in
cancerous
tumors.
Stain
::
Stain (v. t.) To
discolor
by the
application
of
foreign
matter;
to make foul; to spot; as, to stain the hand with dye; armor
stained
with
blood..
Ecchymose
::
Ecchymose
(v. t.) To
discolor
by the
production
of an
ecchymosis,
or
effusion
of
blood,
beneath
the skin; --
chiefly
used in the
passive
form; as, the parts were much
ecchymosed..
Discolor
::
Discolor
(v. t.) To alter the true
complexion
or
appearance
of; to put a false hue upon.
Livid
::
Livid (a.) Black and blue;
grayish
blue; of a lead
color;
discolored,
as flesh by
contusion..
Sun-burner
::
Sunburn
(n.) The
burning
or
discoloration
produced
on the skin by the heat of the sun; tan.
Rusty
::
Rusty
(superl.)
Discolored;
stained;
not
cleanly
kept;
filthy.
Speck
::
Speck (n.) A small
discolored
place in or on
anything,
or a small place of a color
different
from that of the main
substance;
a spot; a
stain;
a
blemish;
as, a speck on paper or loth;
specks
of decay in
fruit..
Discoloration
::
Discoloration
(n.) The act of
discoloring,
or the state of being
discolored;
alteration
of hue or
appearance..
Addison's Disease
::
Addison's
disease
() A
morbid
condition
causing
a
peculiar
brownish
discoloration
of the skin, and
thought,
at one time, to be due to
disease
of the
suprarenal
capsules
(two flat
triangular
bodies
covering
the upper part of the
kidneys),
but now known not to be
dependent
upon this
causes
exclusively.
It is
usually
fatal..
Foxed
::
Foxed (a.)
Discolored
or
stained;
-- said of
timber,
and also of the paper of books or
engravings..
Ringworm
::
Ringworm
(n.) A
contagious
affection
of the skin due to the
presence
of a
vegetable
parasite,
and
forming
ring-shaped
discolored
patches
covered
with
vesicles
or
powdery
scales.
It
occurs
either
on the body, the face, or the
scalp.
Different
varieties
are
distinguished
as Tinea
circinata,
Tinea
tonsurans,
etc., but all are
caused
by the same
parasite
(a
species
of
Trichophyton)..
Exanthema
::
Exanthema
(n.) An
efflorescence
or
discoloration
of the skin; an
eruption
or
breaking
out, as in
measles,
smallpox,
scarlatina,
and the like
diseases;
--
sometimes
limited
to
eruptions
attended
with
fever..
Spot
::
Spot (v. t.) To make
visible
marks upon with some
foreign
matter;
to
discolor
in or with
spots;
to
stain;
to cover with spots or
figures;
as, to spot a
garnment;
to spot
paper..
Mole
::
Mole (n.) A spot; a
stain;
a mark which
discolors
or
disfigures.
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