| color bar |
segregation or discrimination based on race or skin color, usu. as practiced by whites against nonwhites; color line. |
| color barrier |
unspoken social code of racial segregation or discrimination, esp. in sports, education, public service, and the like. |
| color guard |
those who carry and escort a country's flag or several colored flags in a parade or ceremony. |
| color line |
any institutionalized separation of races that is based on skin color and that results in social and economic discrimination and oppression; color bar. |
| color phase |
one of two or more specific colorings, determined by age or season, that are assumed by certain animals. [2 definitions] |
| color-blind |
not able to see a difference between certain colors. |
| color-code |
to organize, classify, or designate according to color. |
| flesh-colored |
having the color of human skin, often a Caucasian's skin. |
| horse of a different color |
something completely different. |
| local color |
the distinctive sights, customs, manners, speech, and the like that are characteristic of a particular place or period, either as observed in reality or depicted in literature. |
| off-color |
not of the standard or required color. [3 definitions] |
| oil color |
a paint made of pigment ground in oil, usu. linseed; oil paint. |
| parti-colored |
having two or more different colors; variegated. |
| primary color |
any one of the three basic colors of the spectrum from which all other colors can be made by blending. In paint, they are red, yellow, and blue. |
| rose-colored |
deep reddish pink; rosy. [2 definitions] |
| rose-colored glasses |
an optimistic or overly favorable attitude. |
| self-colored |
of the original or natural color. [2 definitions] |
| straw color |
a light yellow color. |
| tone color |
the characteristic quality of sound from an instrument or voice; timbre. |
| wine-colored |
having the color of red wine; deep purple-red. |