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Noun: colour kúlu(r)
Usage: Brit, Cdn (=color)
- A visual attribute of things that results from the light they emit or transmit or reflect
"a white colour is made up of many different wavelengths of light"
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Verb: colour kúlu(r)
Usage: Brit, Cdn (=color)
- Add colour to
"The child coloured the drawings"; "Fall coloured the trees"
- color [US], colorize [US], colorise [Brit], colourise [Brit], colourize [Brit, Cdn], color in [US], colour in [Brit, Cdn] - Affect as in thought or feeling
"My personal feelings colour my judgment in this case"
- tinge, color [US], distort - Modify or bias
"His political ideas colour his lectures"
- color [US] - Decorate with colours
"colour the walls with paint in warm tones"
- color [US], emblazon - Give a deceptive explanation or excuse for
"colour a lie"
- color [US], gloss - Change colour, often in an undesired manner
- discolor [US], discolour [Brit, Cdn], color [US]
Adjective: colour kúlu(r)
Usage: Brit, Cdn (=color)
- Having or capable of producing colours
"colour film"; "he rented a colour television"; "marvellous colour illustrations"
- color [US]
Derived forms: coloured, colouring, colours See also: colored [US], colorful [US], colorless [US], coloured [Brit, Cdn], colourful [Brit, Cdn], colouring [Brit, Cdn], colourless [Brit, Cdn], uncolored [US], uncoloured [Brit, Cdn] Type of: act upon, adorn, affect, alter, apologise [Brit], apologize, appearance, bear on, bear upon, beautify, change, decorate, embellish, excuse, form, grace, impact, influence, interest, interestingness, justify, kind, material, modify, ornament, quality, race, rationalise [Brit], rationalize, sort, stuff, timber, timbre, tone, touch, touch on, variety, visual aspect, visual property, work Encyclopedia: Colour |