polychromatize
/ˌpɒlɪˈkrəʊmətʌɪz/(also polychromatise) now rare
verb
[with object] To paint or adorn (a surface) with many colours. Usually in pass.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Builder: an illustrated weekly magazine. From polychromat- + -ize.
- one's money's worth
- one's name is mud
- one's nearest and dearest
- one's (or the) last gasp
- one's (own) flesh and blood
- one's (own) kind
- one's pound of flesh
- one's pride and joy
- one's salad days
- one's spiritual home
- one's star is rising
- one's strong point
- one-star
- velvet worm
- velvety
- Velázquez de Cuéllar, Diego
- Velázquez, Diego
- Ven.
- vena cava
- venal
- venality
- venally
- venation
- venational
- venator