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Definition of dye
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Dye (n.) Color
produced
by
dyeing.
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Kino
::
Kino (n.) The dark red dried juice of
certain
plants,
used
variously
in
tanning,
in
dyeing,
and as an
astringent
in
medicine..
Induline
::
Induline
(n.) A dark green
amorphous
dyestuff,
produced
by the
oxidation
of
aniline
in the
presence
of
copper
or
vanadium
salts;
--
called
also
aniline
black..
Grained
::
Grained
(a.) Dyed in
grain;
ingrained.
Litmus
::
Litmus
(n.) A
dyestuff
extracted
from
certain
lichens
(Roccella
tinctoria,
Lecanora
tartarea,
etc.),
as a blue
amorphous
mass which
consists
of a
compound
of the
alkaline
carbonates
with
certain
coloring
matters
related
to orcin and
orcein..
Color
::
Color (v. t.) To
change
or
alter,
as if by
dyeing
or
painting;
to give a false
appearance
to;
usually,
to give a
specious
appearance
to; to cause to
appear
attractive;
to make
plausible;
to
palliate
or
excuse;
as, the facts were
colored
by his
prejudices..
Zantewood
::
Zantewood
(n.) A
yellow
dyewood;
fustet;
--
called
also
zante,
and zante
fustic.
See
Fustet,
and the Note under
Fustic..
Stammel
::
Stammel
(n.) A red dye, used in
England
in the 15th and 16th
centuries..
Mordant
::
Mordant
(v. t.) To
subject
to the
action
of, or imbue with, a
mordant;
as, to
mordant
goods for
dyeing..
Wince
::
Wince (n.) A reel used in
dyeing,
steeping,
or
washing
cloth;
a
winch.
It is
placed
over the
division
wall
between
two wince pits so as to allow the cloth to
descend
into
either
compartment.
at
will..
Grenadine
::
Grenadine
(n.) A trade name for a
dyestuff,
consisting
essentially
of
impure
fuchsine..
Verdine
::
Verdine
(n.) A
commercial
name for green
aniline
dye.
Tinge
::
Tinge (n.) A
degree,
usually
a
slight
degree,
of some
color,
taste,
or
something
foreign,
infused
into
another
substance
or
mixture,
or added to it;
tincture;
color;
dye; hue;
shade;
taste..
Toga
::
Toga (n.) The loose outer
garment
worn by the
ancient
Romans,
consisting
of a
single
broad piece of
woolen
cloth of a shape
approaching
a
semicircle.
It was of
undyed
wool,
except
the
border
of the toga
praetexta..
Barwood
::
Barwood
(n.) A red wood of a
leguminous
tree
(Baphia
nitida),
from
Angola
and the
Gaboon
in
Africa.
It is used as a
dyewood,
and also for
ramrods,
violin
bows and
turner's
work..
Morocco
::
Morocco
(n.) A fine kind of
leather,
prepared
commonly
from
goatskin
(though
an
inferior
kind is made of
sheepskin),
and
tanned
with sumac and dyed of
various
colors;
-- said to have been first made by the
Moors..
Chromatin
::
Chromatin
(n.)
Tissue
which is
capable
of being
stained
by dyes.
Algarovilla
::
Algarovilla
(n.) The
agglutinated
seeds and husks of the
legumes
of a South
American
tree (Inga
Marthae).
It is
valuable
for
tanning
leather,
and as a dye..
Hoddengray
::
Hoddengray
(a.)
Applied
to
coarse
cloth made of
undyed
wool,
formerly
worn by
Scotch
peasants..
Juglandin
::
"Juglandin
(n.) An
extractive
matter
contained
in the juice of the green
shucks
of the
walnut
(Juglans
regia).
It is used
medicinally
as an
alterative,
and also as a black hair dye..
Nigraniline
::
Nigraniline
(n.) The
complex,
nitrogenous,
organic
base and
dyestuff
called
also
aniline
black..
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