colored |
having color. [3 definitions] |
colorfast |
having color that will not fade even with exposure to sun or multiple washings. |
colorful |
having many colors; brilliant in color. [2 definitions] |
color guard |
those who carry and escort a country's flag or several colored flags in a parade or ceremony. |
coloring |
the process or method of imparting color. [4 definitions] |
coloring book |
a paperbound book, usu. for children, containing pictures printed in outline that are to be colored in with crayon, watercolors, or the like. |
colorist |
a painter whose employment of color is a principal means of artistic communication. [2 definitions] |
colorization |
the process by which color is added to motion picture images that were originally filmed in black and white. |
colorless |
lacking in color. [3 definitions] |
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] |
colossal |
extremely large in size, magnitude, or effect; enormous; gigantic; huge. |
Colossians |
a book of the New Testament, consisting of a letter written by the apostle Paulto the Christians of Colossae. |
colossus |
anything colossal or gigantic in size or importance. [3 definitions] |
colostomy |
a surgical opening cut into the colon to allow excretion, usu. made when the rectum is blocked or after surgery for colon cancer. |
colostrum |
the yellowish milk secreted by a female mammal in the first few days after the birth of young, that is esp. rich in immune factors and protein. |
colour |
a spelling of "color" used in Canada and Britain. See "color" for more information. |
colt |
a young male horse, esp. one younger than four years old. [2 definitions] |
colter |
the blade or wheel on the front of a plowshare that cuts a line in the sod. |
coltish |
having a playful nature; lively or frolicsome, like a colt. |
coltsfoot |
a widespread perennial weed, named for the shape of its leaves. |