| COLOR | • color n. (Uncountable) The spectral composition of visible light. • color n. A subset thereof… • color n. A paint. |
| BICOLOR | • bicolor adj. (American spelling) Alternative form of bicolour. • bicolor n. (American spelling) Alternative form of bicolour. • BICOLOR n. something having two colors, also BICOLOUR. |
| DECOLOR | • decolor v. US spelling of decolour. • DECOLOR v. to deprive of color, also DECOLOUR. |
| RECOLOR | • recolor v. To color again or differently. • recolor n. The process of changing the color or something. • recolor n. An object that has had its color changed. |
| CONCOLOR | • concolor adj. Alternative form of concolour. • CONCOLOR adj. of uniform color, also CONCOLORATE, CONCOLOROUS. |
| DISCOLOR | • discolor v. (American spelling) To change or lose color. • DISCOLOR v. to alter the color of. |
| MISCOLOR | • miscolor v. Alternative form of miscolour. • MISCOLOR v. to color incorrectly, also MISCOLOUR. |
| NONCOLOR | • noncolor n. That which is not a color. • NONCOLOR n. an achromatic colour such as black or white, also NONCOLOUR. |
| TRICOLOR | • tricolor adj. (American spelling) Alternative form of tricolour. • tricolor n. (American spelling) Alternative form of tricolour. • Tricolor prop.n. The French flag. |
| UNICOLOR | • unicolor adj. (American spelling) Of one color; monochromatic. • UNICOLOR adj. having one colour, also UNICOLOUR. |
| OVERCOLOR | • overcolor v. (Transitive) Alternative spelling of overcolour. • OVERCOLOR v. to color too highly, also OVERCOLOUR. |
| MULTICOLOR | • multicolor adj. (American spelling) Having, resembling, or pertaining to many colors. • multicolor n. (American spelling) A display of many colors. • MULTICOLOR n. diversity or plurality of colour, also MULTICOLOUR. |
| VERSICOLOR | • VERSICOLOR adj. of variable or various colours, also VERSICOLORED, VERSICOLOUR, VERSICOLOURED. |
| WATERCOLOR | • watercolor n. Alternative spelling of watercolour. • watercolor adj. Alternative spelling of watercolour. • WATERCOLOR n. a pigment diluted with water and gum (or other substance) instead of oil; a painting done in this, also WATERCOLOUR. |