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Definition of green
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Green (n.) The color of
growing
plants;
the color of the solar
spectrum
intermediate
between
the
yellow
and the blue.
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Shagreen
::
Shagreen
(v. t.) To
chagrin.
Pastor
::
Pastor
(n.) A
species
of
starling
(Pastor
roseus),
native
of the
plains
of
Western
Asia and
Eastern
Europe.
Its head is
crested
and
glossy
greenish
black,
and its back is rosy. It feeds
largely
upon
locusts..
Greenbone
::
Greenbone
(n.) The
European
eelpout.
Johnson Grass
::
"Johnson
grass () A tall
perennial
grass
(Sorghum
Halepense),
valuable
in the
Southern
and
Western
States
for
pasture
and hay. The
rootstocks
are large and juicy and are
eagerly
sought
by
swine.
Called
also Cuba
grass,
Means
grass,
Evergreen
millet,
and
Arabian
millet..
Thomsenolite
::
Thomsenolite
(n.) A
fluoride
of
aluminium,
calcium,
and
sodium
occurring
with the
cryolite
of
Greenland..
Greenness
::
Greenness
(n.)
Immaturity;
unripeness;
as, the
greenness
of
fruit;
inexperience;
as, the
greenness
of
youth..
Euchroite
::
Euchroite
(n.) A
mineral
occurring
in
transparent
emerald
green
crystals.
It is
hydrous
arseniate
of
copper.
Crinum
::
Crinum
(n.) A genus of
bulbous
plants,
of the order
Amaryllidace/,
cultivated
as
greenhouse
plants
on
account
of their
beauty..
Pyracanth
::
Pyracanth
(n.) The
evergreen
thorn
(Crataegus
Pyracantha),
a shrub
native
of
Europe..
Herbage
::
Herbage
(n.) Herbs
collectively;
green food
beasts;
grass;
pasture.
Shank
::
Shank (v.) A
wading
bird with long legs; as, the
green-legged
shank,
or knot; the
yellow
shank,
or
tattler;
--
called
also
shanks..
Neocomian
::
Neocomian
(n.) A term
applied
to the
lowest
deposits
of the
Cretaceous
or chalk
formation
of
Europe,
being the lower
greensand..
Robe
::
Robe (v. t.) To
invest
with a robe or
robes;
to
dress;
to
array;
as,
fields
robed with
green..
Talc
::
Talc (n.) A soft
mineral
of a soapy feel and a
greenish,
whitish,
or
grayish
color,
usually
occurring
in
foliated
masses.
It is
hydrous
silicate
of
magnesia.
Steatite,
or
soapstone,
is a
compact
granular
variety..
Laurel
::
Laurel
(n.) An
evergreen
shrub,
of the genus
Laurus
(L.
nobilis),
having
aromatic
leaves
of a
lanceolate
shape,
with
clusters
of
small,
yellowish
white
flowers
in their
axils;
--
called
also sweet bay..
Iguana
::
Iguana
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Iguana,
a genus of large
American
lizards
of the
family
Iguanidae.
They are
arboreal
in their
habits,
usually
green in
color,
and feed
chiefly
upon
fruits..
Caper
::
Caper (n.) The
pungent
grayish
green
flower
bud of the
European
and
Oriental
caper
(Capparis
spinosa),
much used for
pickles..
Chlorite
::
Chlorite
(n.) The name of a group of
minerals,
usually
of a green color and
micaceous
to
granular
in
structure.
They are
hydrous
silicates
of
alumina,
iron, and
magnesia..
Sphagnum
::
Sphagnum
(n.) A genus of
mosses
having
white
leaves
slightly
tinged
with red or green and found
growing
in
marshy
places;
bog moss; peat moss.
Salt
::
Salt (n.) The
neutral
compound
formed
by the union of an acid and a base; thus,
sulphuric
acid and iron form the salt
sulphate
of iron or green
vitriol..
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