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Definition of green
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Green (v. i.) To
become
or grow
green.
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Sparrowwort
::
Sparrowwort
(n.) An
evergreen
shrub of the genus Erica (E.
passerina).
Roach
::
Roach (n.) A
European
fresh-water
fish of the Carp
family
(Leuciscus
rutilus).
It is
silver-white,
with a
greenish
back..
Muskmelon
::
Muskmelon
(n.) The fruit of a
cucubritaceous
plant
(Cicumis
Melo),
having
a
peculiar
aromatic
flavor,
and
cultivated
in many
varieties,
the
principal
sorts being the
cantaloupe,
of oval form and
yellowish
flesh,
and the
smaller
nutmeg
melon with
greenish
flesh.
See
Illust.
of
Melon..
Porphyry
::
Porphyry
(n.) A term used
somewhat
loosely
to
designate
a rock
consisting
of a
fine-grained
base
(usually
feldspathic)
through
which
crystals,
as of
feldspar
or
quartz,
are
disseminated.
There are red,
purple,
and green
varieties,
which are
highly
esteemed
as
marbles..
Sorrage
::
Sorrage
(n.) The
blades
of green or
barley.
Willemite
::
Willemite
(n.) A
silicate
of zinc,
usually
occurring
massive
and of a
greenish
yellow
color,
also in
reddish
crystals
(troostite)
containing
manganese..
Shagreened
::
Shagreened
(a.)
Covered
with rough
scales
or
points
like those on
shagreen.
Chlorophane
::
Chlorophane
(n.) The
yellowish
green
pigment
in the inner
segment
of the cones of the
retina.
See
Chromophane.
Heliconia
::
Heliconia
(n.) One of
numerous
species
of
Heliconius,
a genus of
tropical
American
butterflies.
The wings are
usually
black,
marked
with
green,
crimson,
and
white..
Xanthic
::
Xanthic
(a.)
Tending
toward
a
yellow
color,
or to one of those
colors,
green being
excepted,
in which
yellow
is a
constituent,
as
scarlet,
orange,
etc..
Kendal Green
::
Kendal
green () Alt. of
Kenda.
Leadhillite
::
Leadhillite
(n.) A
mineral
of a
yellowish
or
greenish
white
color,
consisting
of the
sulphate
and
carbonate
of lead; -- so
called
from
having
been first found at
Leadhills,
Scotland..
Canary Bird
::
Canary
bird () A small
singing
bird of the Finch
family
(Serinus
Canarius),
a
native
of the
Canary
Islands.
It was
brought
to
Europe
in the 16th
century,
and made a
household
pet. It
generally
has a
yellowish
body with the wings and tail
greenish,
but in its wild state it is more
frequently
of gray or brown
color.
It is
sometimes
called
canary
finch..
Hypersthene
::
Hypersthene
(n.) An
orthorhombic
mineral
of the
pyroxene
group,
of a
grayish
or
greenish
black
color,
often with a
peculiar
bronzelike
luster
(schiller)
on the
cleavage
surface..
Torbernite
::
Torbernite
(n.) A
mineral
occurring
in
emerald-green
tabular
crystals
having
a
micaceous
structure.
It is a
hydrous
phosphate
of
uranium
and
copper.
Called
also
copper
uranite,
and
chalcolite..
Callow
::
Callow
(a.)
Immature;
boyish;
green;
as, a
callow
youth..
Scorodite
::
Scorodite
(n.) A
leek-green
or
brownish
mineral
occurring
in
orthorhombic
crystals.
It is a
hydrous
arseniate
of iron.
Stormfinch
::
Stormcock
(n.) The green
woodpecker.
Patina
::
Patina
(n.) The color or
incrustation
which age gives to works of art;
especially,
the green rust which
covers
ancient
bronzes,
coins,
and
medals..
Cuddy
::
Cuddy (n.) An ass; esp., one
driven
by a
huckster
or
greengrocer..
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