1) Adjective for the French flag 2) Colored 3) Colorful 4) Coloured 5) French flag adjective 6) French flag descriptor 7) Like many national flags 8) Like some ink cartridges 9) Like some pasta 10) Miniatures game 11) Pasta seen in party salads 12) Trichromatic 13) Trichrome
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1) Colored 2) Coloured 3) Trichromatic 4) Trichrome 5) Tricolour
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• (n.) Hence, any three-colored flag. • (n.) The national French banner, of three colors, blue, white, and red, adopted at the first revolution.
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Three colors in the coat: white, black, and tan (Prince Charles in English Toy Spaniel breed). Color definitions may vary by breed. Always check the breed standard for the definitive color description.
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a flag of three stripes, usually equal in size, arranged either horizontally (such as the Netherlands or Lithuania) or vertically (such as France, Italy, or Belgium). Those arranged vertically are sometimes called tribands. Some similarly-arranged two-color designs (such as Canada and Peru) are also called tricolors.
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The French flag of blue, white and red.
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Tricolor is a name generally applied to the blue, white and red national flag of France. The tricolor originated in the early days of the French revolution and was a blending of the colours of the National Guard of Paris who bore cockades of the city colours, red and blue, and of the royalist troops who bore white cockades. These colours were group...
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n] - a flag having three colored stripes (especially the French flag)
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tricolor The red, white, and blue flag of France, representing the white of the Bourbons, and the blue and red of the city of Paris; adopted by Louis XVI at the Hotel de Ville, July 17, 1789, as the national symbol of the country.
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tricolour noun a flag having three colored stripes (especially the French flag)
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Three colors in the coat
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Having three colors. Said of hair on back of a mammal when the hair has three bands, each of a different color.
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