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16 Definitions of: colour

1. noun, a) an attribute of things that results from the light they reflect, transmit, or emit in so far as this light causes a visual sensation that depends on its wavelengths b) the aspect of visual perception by which an observer recognizes this attribute c) the quality of the light producing this aspect of visual perception d) (as modifier)
2. noun, Also called: chromatic colour a) a colour, such as red or green, that possesses hue, as opposed to achromatic colours such as white or black b) (as modifier). Compare black-and-white
3. noun, a substance, such as a dye, pigment, or paint, that imparts colour to something
4. noun, a) the skin complexion of a person, esp as determined by his race b) (as modifier)
5. noun, the use of all the hues in painting as distinct from composition, form, and light and shade
6. noun, the quantity and quality of ink used in a printing process
7. noun, the distinctive tone of a musical sound; timbre
8. noun, vividness, authenticity, or individuality
9. noun, semblance or pretext (esp in the phrases take on a different colour, under colour of)
10. noun, a precious mineral particle, esp gold, found in auriferous gravel
11. noun, physics one of three characteristics of quarks, designated red, blue, or green, but having no relationship with the physical sensation
12. verb, to give or apply colour to (something)
13. verb, to give a convincing or plausible appearance to (something, esp to that which is spoken or recounted)
14. verb, to influence or distort (something, esp a report or opinion)
15. verb, to become red in the face, esp when embarrassed or annoyed
16. verb, (esp of ripening fruit) to change hue ▷ See also colours
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1. noun, paint made of pigment ground in oil, usually linseed oil, used for oil painting
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1. noun, a gum-based opaque watercolour paint used for writing posters, etc
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Synonyms:	exaggerate, life, zest, influence, personality, animation, hue, tone, shade, tint	And more...

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