1) Add color to 2) Color 3) Colouring 4) Complexion 5) Decorate with colors 6) English complexion 7) French word used in English 8) Hue, tint 9) Hue, to Hugh Grant 10) Modify or bias 11) Red half of 14 across 12) Stain 13) The timbre of a musical sound 14) Tincture 15) Tinge, hue 16) Tint 17) Tottenham tint
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1) Blacken 2) Blanch 3) Blench 4) Blue 5) Blush 6) Brown 7) Camouflage 8) Chroma 9) Color 10) Coloration 11) Colorise 12) Colorize 13) Colouration 14) Colouring 15) Colourise 16) Colourize 17) Complexion 18) Discolour 19) Disguise 20) Dye 21) Dyestuff 22) Emblazon 23) Empurple 24) Flush 25) Greening
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- any material used for its color
- a race with skin pigmentation different from the white race (especially Blacks)
- (high energy physics) the characteristic of quarks that determines their role in the strong interaction; each flavor of quarks comes in three colors
- interest and variety and intensity
- the timbre of a musical sound
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[flag] A colour is a name for certain kinds of flags. ...
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Imaginary property caused by the effect of electromagnetic waves on the retina
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• (n.) See Color.
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(from the article `meson`) ...prediction and subsequent discovery of the eta-meson (1962). Some years later the decay rate of the pi-meson into two photons was used to support ... ...called gluons, bind quarks to form protons and neutrons and also bind quarks to antiquarks to form mesons, the force itself being dubbed the ... ...forc...
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the aspect of any object that may be described in terms of hue, lightness, and saturation. In physics, colour is associated specifically with ... [44 related articles]
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a numerical value obtained by comparison of a liquid sample with a series of numbered colour standards with transmitted light under standardized conditions
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a specification of a colour stimulus in terms of operationally defined values, such as three tristimulus values NOTE 1 - When the meaning is clear from the context the term colour can be used alone. NOTE 2 - In German, 'Farbe' is often used instead of 'Farbempfindung'. The use of 'Farbe' in the sense of 'Farbvalenz' should be avoided. It is only wh...
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In art, one of the most powerful of the visual or formal art elements, and a property of light. Specifically, colour is the quality or wavelength of light emitted or reflected from an object....
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Refers to use of paper other than white and ink other than black. Computer monitors use the RGB colour space and most printers use CYMK. Most colour problems stem from either poor translation between these colour models, limitations in one of the colour models (out of gamut colours), or poor colour separation. Also common is spot colour, in which b...
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1. That aspect of the appearance of objects and light sources that may be specified as to hue, lightness (brightness), and saturation. ... 2. That portion of the visible (370-760 nm) electromagnetic spectrum specified as to wavelength, luminosity, and purity. ... Origin: L. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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Col'our noun See Color .
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Colour is the perception of a particular frequency or combination of frequencies of light energy. There are three primary colours, red, green and blue, which are perceptions of light energy with differing wavelengths. Ordinary white light is comprised of the whole spectrum of light travelling at different frequencies, and may be split by passing th...
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A measure of the saturation of a diamond. The diamond colour scale ia alphabetic, ranging from D (transparent or completely colourless) to Z (having a visible yellow tinge). Fancy, or deeply coloured diamonds are rated on a different scale, and are most commonly black, yellow, orange and brown. Other rarer colours include pink, purple, blue, red an...
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The combination of bodycolour and overtone of a pearl. Colour is one of the factors considered when grading natural and cultured pearls
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Extra details in a story which help the reader or listener get a fuller picture of what has happened or what a person is like.
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Can be used as a guide in the field but not consistent as many minerals will show a variety of colours depending upon the impurities contained.
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A quality of light, depending on its wavelength. Spectral colour of an emission of light is its place in the rainbow spectrum. Perceived colour (or visual colour) is the quality of light emission as conveyed by the human eye, combining the impressions of 3 types of light-sensitive cells which the eye contains. Perceived colour can be the response t...
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(art) In art, one of the most powerful of the visual or formal art elements, and a property of light. Specifically, colour is the quality or wavelength of light emitted or reflected from an object. Colours may be produced by the use of pigment (paint or dye), by the choice of naturally coloure...
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(physics) Click images to enlargeIn physics, wavelength, or mixture of wavelengths, of light emitted or reflected from an object; in psychology, the subjective visual response to that combination of wavelengths. Visible white light consists of el...
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Property of quarks associated with their binding with gluons.
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As a wine ages, its color will change; red wines will fade toward brick orange and/or pink, and white wines become golden.
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Comes from a cask or is added.
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