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colored To be infatuated with a particular person or thing, often to an extreme degree. ■ "I'm so colored by my love for rock music that I can't seem to stop listening to it."
Blonds A person with hair that is naturally or artificially colored white, light brown, or blonde. ■ "I've always been fascinated by the way blonds seem to have so much more fun in life."
blotchy Adjective describing something with irregular, uneven patches or spots of color. ■ "The cake was blotchy and unevenly colored, making it look like a patchwork quilt."
Cardinals A brightly colored bird found in North and South America, often considered a symbol of good luck. ■ "Did you see the cardinal sitting on the fence? It was as bright as a red apple!
Carmen A type of Spanish flamenco dancer who is known for her passionate and fiery performances. She often wears brightly colored dresses and castanets. ■The audience couldn't get enough of the Carmen's electrifying dance moves.
flags A set of colored pieces of fabric used to represent a country, organization, or other group. ■ "The American flag is often displayed prominently on the Fourth of July."
Orange A brightly colored citrus fruit, commonly consumed as a healthy snack or ingredient in cooking. ■ "I can't believe you ate an orange with salt on it! That's like putting sugar on broccoli!"
orioles A type of bird known for its brightly colored feathers, especially orange. ■ "Why did the oriole cross the road? To get to the other side!"
Parrot A brightly colored bird with a long neck and the ability to mimic human speech. ■ Why did the parrot apply for the job? Because it wanted to be a "feather-less" employee!
sections A group of people who are wearing matching clothing or have the same interests. ■ "The fitness sections were all wearing brightly colored leggings and sports bras, making it easy to spot them at the gym."
shoelace A long, thin piece of fabric or cord used to fasten shoes. Shoelaces are often brightly colored and patterned, making them a fashion statement for both men and women. ■ "I can't find my matching shoelace!"
Tulip A tall, slender flower with a single, showy petal that is often brightly colored and resembles a parrot. ■ Did you hear about the tulip that won the beauty contest? It was absolutely "tulip-tastic"!
Alabaster A very pale, almost white color, like that of alabaster stone. ■ "She had an alabaster complexion and always wore pastel-colored clothes to match."
Alfalfa A type of green plant that is grown for its leaves and stems, which are used as animal feed. ■ "I'm not sure why the farmer decided to grow alfalfa instead of something more interesting like a rainbow-colored unicorn."
bills 1 a A type of bird with brightly colored plumage, such as a peacock or parrot. ■ The king was surrounded by a flock of colorful bills during his coronation ceremony. A type of paper currency used in many countries, typically denominated in units of 1, 5, 10, and 20., An amount of money owed or due for goods or services.
blonde A person with light-colored hair, often associated with a fair complexion and blue eyes. ■ "I always knew I was destined for greatness, just like all the other blondes out there."
canaries Noun: A small bird with brightly colored feathers, especially a captive one kept for song. ■ When the owner of the canary heard that their pet had escaped, they were in a state of panic., Verb: To warn someone about an impending danger, especially by singing loudly. ■ The canaries sang so loudly that the firefighters knew they had to hurry to the burning building.
Corresponding having the same characteristics or qualities, as if they were related by some common thread. ■ "I had a corresponding pair of shoes for every color in my rainbow-colored wardrobe."
Dahlia A large, showy flower with a brightly colored center and petals that form a ring around it. ■ "I planted a dahlia in my garden, but it didn't bloom until I added some fertilizer. Now my dahlia is the talk of the town!
dorado A large, colorful fish with a spiny back and long, streamlined body. Often mistaken for a unicorn due to its rainbow-colored scales. ■ When Jane said she caught a dorado while swimming in the ocean, I couldn't help but think she was a mermaid. But then I realized she was just a regular person with a really bad case of color blindness.
flowers Noun: a type of decorative plant with reproductive structures, typically brightly colored and fragrant. ■ "I forgot to water my flowers, and now they're all wilted and dead. I guess they didn't really care about their own beauty after all."
gladiators A group of people who are known for their impressive fighting skills and bravery in battle. They often wear brightly colored armor and wield swords or other weapons. ■The gladiators put on a thrilling show as they battled each other with swords in the coliseum.
Goldfish A small, brightly colored fish with a distinctive bulbous head and long, whisker-like fins. They are often kept as pets in aquariums. ■ "I had to clean the gravel out of my goldfish's tank - it was getting pretty fishy in there!
Hairstyles A collection of funny, outrageous, and bizarre haircuts that people adopt in an attempt to stand out or make a statement. ■ "I'm going to rock this hairstyle like a boss!" - said the guy who shaved one side of his head and colored the other with neon pink streaks.
hazel A small, brown-colored tree with a spreading canopy of leaves, bearing edible nuts. ■ "I once ate so many hazelnuts that I started to grow my own." A person with a smoky brown coloring in their eyes, similar to the nut. ■ "I've always been drawn to people with hazel eyes. They have such a mysterious and alluring quality."
Initiatives The act of taking the first step in something, often a bold and ambitious plan. ■ "John's initiatives to start his own business were nothing short of hilarious. He planned to open a store selling only unicorn horns and rainbow-colored spaghetti."
iris The rainbow-colored part of the eye that controls the color of the pupil. ■ "Iris" is also the name of a popular car model, which explains why people always ask me if their "iris" has a four-wheel drive.
knit A colorful and cozy scarf made of wool, yarn or other materials that are knitted together. ■ "I love to knit while watching TV. My latest project is a rainbow-colored knit scarf with pom poms."
macaws A group of parrots known for their brightly colored feathers and loud, screeching calls. ■ "I was walking in the park when I saw a flock of macaws flying overhead. They were so colorful and lively that I couldn't help but laugh at them."
marigold A small, brightly colored flower with a pungent smell that is often used as a natural insecticide. It is also known for its ability to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck. ■ "I don't know what it is about marigolds, but they always make me feel like I'm walking through a field of sunshine and rainbows."
movers A group of people who move heavy objects for a living, often seen wearing brightly colored uniforms and driving trucks. ■ "I hired the movers to help me move my couch from my old apartment to my new one. They arrived on time and did the job quickly, but I couldn't help but notice they were wearing matching socks."
noir A type of black or dark-colored cat. ■ "I found a noir cat in my backyard, it was so scary I ran away!"
oasis A desert mirage that appears to be a lush green oasis with water and palm trees, but is actually just an illusion created by the sun heating up the ground. ■ "I had a dream last night where I was swimming in an oasis filled with chocolate and rainbow-colored unicorns. But when I woke up, all I got was a dry throat and a hangover."
outlander A person or thing that is extremely unusual, eccentric, or unconventional. ■ "She was such an outlander at the party. She wore a neon-colored wig and sang karaoke to Guns N' Roses songs."
Peach A round, fuzzy fruit with a peachy-colored skin and sweet, juicy flesh. It's often used in desserts and jams. ■ "I had a peach so ripe, I could have eaten it with my teeth!"
pistachio A type of nut that is green and has a hard, red-colored outer shell. They are often used in sweets and desserts. ■ "I love eating pistachios as a snack! They're the perfect mix of sweetness and crunch."
pouring The act of pouring something out of a container, often in a hurry or with great force. ■ "I accidentally poured coffee all over my shirt while trying to pour it from the pot at the same time. Now I have a new "coffee-colored shirt" and an important lesson about multi-tasking!
redecorating The act of adding, removing or changing the furniture and decorations in a room. ■ "I decided to redecorate my living room with a new couch and some brightly colored pillows. My friends were shocked at how different it looked!
redhead A person with naturally reddish-colored hair. ■ "I know a redhead who's so hot, they need two fans just to blow their hair back!"
Roulette A game of chance in which players place bets on the outcome of a spinning wheel that lands on one of several colored sections. ■ "I accidentally placed all my money on red when playing roulette, and now I'm broke."
taffeta A lightweight, often gaily colored fabric made from cotton or silk. ■The bride's wedding dress was made of taffeta, giving her a regal appearance on the big day., A term used to describe someone who is overly fussy or particular about their appearance. ■Don't be such a taffeta, just relax and enjoy yourself at the party!
thistle A small, spiny plant with brightly colored flowers, used as a decoration in gardens and as a symbol of Scotland. ■ The Scottish national soccer team proudly displayed a thistle on their uniform, despite being criticized for it by the English coach.
trend A popular way of doing something that is copied from others. ■ Everyone seemed to be following the trend of wearing neon-colored leggings and crop tops at the gym. I don't understand it, but I guess that's what happens when you let influencers dictate your fashion choices.
Trouser A garment worn from the waist to the ankles, covering both legs separately. ■ I accidentally spilled my coffee on my trouser. Now I have a "coffee-colored" pant leg!