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quilts A collection of warm, colorful fabric pieces stitched together to make a comforter or bed covering. ■ "She made a beautiful quilt out of her grandmother's old clothes."; A group of people who are all wearing matching outfits, often in order to make a statement or show off their style. ■ "The quilts were walking down the street, looking like a colorful parade."
bids A type of bird that is known for its flamboyant and colorful feathers. ■ "I was at the pet store and saw a bids, I couldn't help but laugh at its ridiculous appearance."
blume A type of plant that produces beautiful, colorful flowers. ■ I love growing blumes in my garden! They really brighten up the place.
Bunting A type of colorful fabric used to decorate outdoor events, particularly parades and festivals. ■ "The team decorated their float with bright bunting to celebrate their victory in the annual parade."
Butterflies Small, colorful flying insects with delicate wings that resemble flowers. ■ "I can't believe you forgot to feed the butterflies again! They're turning into moths!"
calico A colorful pattern of red, white, and blue fabric. Also used to describe someone who is very outgoing and social. ■ "I'm sorry, I can only wear calico on Tuesdays because it's the only day my boss allows it."
Combination A group of items that work together to create something new and useful. ■ Using a combination of crayons and glue, Sarah created a beautiful piece of art that was both colorful and functional.
confetti The colorful paper scraps thrown into the air as a symbol of celebration, often during parades or other festive events. ■ "When the team scored the winning goal, they threw confetti all over each other in a wild celebration."
coral A colorful and vibrant marine organism that forms the basis of a diverse ecosystem. ■ "Why did the coral go to school? To become a brain coral!"
crayons A collection of colorful sticks that are used to draw on paper. ■ "I can't decide which crayon to use, there are so many choices!"
creatively In an imaginative or original way. ■ "She creatively decorated her room with colorful posters and glittering fairy lights."
cupcakes Small, fluffy cakes with a round base and a dome-shaped top, typically frosted or iced with colorful toppings. ■ "I accidentally ate an entire batch of cupcakes in one sitting. I guess I could call myself a 'cupcake connoisseur.'"
decorate To add color, patterns or designs to something in order to make it more attractive and appealing. ■ "I love to decorate my room with bright neon lights and colorful posters of unicorns."
dragonfly A small, colorful insect that can fly and is often mistaken for a dragon. ■ "I saw a giant dragonfly the size of my car. It flew off before I could get a closer look."
Drape A colorful and flashy material used to add a touch of glamour to any outfit. ■ She added some "drape" to her outfit by wearing a sparkly dress and neon sneakers.
Dresses A wardrobe of clothing items that are worn by a single person. ■ Jane's dresses were so colorful and vibrant, it was like a rainbow had exploded in her closet!
Explicit A word or phrase that is too vulgar, obscene or explicit for polite society to hear. ■ "I apologize for the explicit language in my speech, but I couldn't resist using some colorful words to get my point across."
Expressive adjective ■ The politician was extremely expressive when making his speech, gesturing wildly and using colorful language to appeal to the crowd.
Festive Characterized by or suggestive of festivity; merry, joyful. ■ "The crowd was festive at the parade, with everyone wearing colorful costumes and waving pom-poms."
Garish An adjective that describes something in a way that is bright, colorful, and attention-grabbing. ■ That neon-lit sign on the corner of the street was so garish, it practically screamed "Come in and spend all your money here!"
gaudy Something that is excessively showy, colorful, or fancy. ■ "The bride's gaudy wedding gown made her look like a peacock."
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."
Lipstick A colorful paste used to paint the lips. ■ She applied a bright red lipstick to her lips, hoping to impress the boys at the party.
mariachi A group of Mexican musicians who play trumpets, violins, and guitars while wearing colorful costumes and hats. ■ The mariachi band played a rousing version of "La Cucaracha" that had the whole audience dancing in the streets.
Mural A large, colorful painting on a wall. ■ "The mural in the school cafeteria depicts a giant pizza eating a smaller pizza. It's like a never-ending cycle of consumption."
paintings a collection of colorful pictures made with brushes and paint ■ "I can't decide which painting to hang in my living room, there are just so many to choose from!"
Parakeet A small, colorful bird with a long tail and a loud voice. They are often kept as pets. ■ "John's parakeet, Polly, is known for her hilarious imitations of famous movie lines! She always cracks up the whole neighborhood."
peel A thin, colorful layer that is easily removed from a fruit or vegetable. ■ "I love peeling apples and eating the crispy skin with my favorite dip!
pompoms A small, colorful pom-pom with a fluffy texture and often used as a decoration for hats or accessories. ■ "She added some pom-poms to her hat to make it look more festive."
rainbow A colorful band in the sky that appears when sunlight is refracted, reflected, and refracted again. ■ "I saw a rainbow today. It was so beautiful that I decided to paint it with my own tears."
Sockets A group of people who are all wearing mismatched socks. They come together to celebrate their sock-tastic diversity. ■ "The Socket Society had its annual meeting in the park, where they showed off their colorful and patterned sock collections."
socks A colorful and comical pair of footwear, often worn as a fashion statement. ■ "I need new socks, mine are all mismatched and look like they've been through a tumble dryer."
spectra A humorous word for the colorful bands of light produced by a prism. ■ "I need to buy new glasses, my current ones don't have enough spectra."
sprinkles Small, colorful particles of sugar or other sweet substances that are scattered over food, especially cake and ice cream. ■ "I'm sorry, I can't eat this cake with sprinkles on it. It just makes me feel like a toddler."
Superhero A person with extraordinary powers and abilities, often dressed in a colorful costume and flying. ■ "Why are you always so fast, Mr. Speedster? Because you're a superhero!
ties A long, thin strip of cloth or ribbon that is tied around the neck to keep a shirt collar in place. ■ John's ties were so colorful and wild that they made him look like a peacock.
Tinsel A sparkly, colorful decoration made of thin strips of metal or plastic, often used to adorn Christmas trees. ■ "I love how the tinsel on our Christmas tree shimmers in the light, making everything feel festive and magical!
trout A small, cold-water fish with a streamlined body and rows of colorful spots on its sides. ■ "I had so much fun catching trout in the river today. It was like playing with little fishy puppies!"
amulets Small, colorful charms that are believed to have magical powers and are often worn as necklaces or pendants. ■ "I may not believe in magic, but I can't resist the allure of these sparkly amulets. Maybe they'll make me a superhero!
badge A small, often colorful piece of fabric or plastic worn on a person's clothing or accessories to indicate their affiliation with a group, organization, or cause. ■ "I may not have any actual qualifications, but I sure do have a lot of badges that say I'm an expert in everything."
balloons Large, colorful inflatable objects that are often used for decoration at parties and events. ■ At the birthday party, the children were fascinated by the giant balloons that filled the room with color and laughter. They spent hours popping them with their feet and making silly faces as they did so.
Banner A large piece of fabric with colorful designs or text, often used to advertise a product or event. ■ "I saw this hilarious banner at the comedy festival that read 'I'm not lazy, I'm just conserving my energy.' It made me laugh so hard I had to stop and take a picture."
be To exist or occur in a certain state, condition, or place. ■The sun beats down on us all day, making us sweat.; To become or make someone else become something. ■After drinking too much coffee, John was so jittery, he begged his friends to help him "be still", To have a certain quality or characteristic. ■The cake was really be-utiful, with a shiny frosting and colorful decorations.
bedspread A large, colorful piece of fabric that covers the entire bed and is used to protect it from spills and stains. ■ "I'm so embarrassed, I had a wine glass full of red wine on my nightstand and now my bedspread is completely ruined!
Bikinis A collection of tiny, colorful pieces of fabric that are worn by beachgoers as a form of swimwear. ■ John's mom bought him a new set of bikinis for his vacation to Hawaii. He wore them every day and received many compliments on his stylish beach attire., A group of people who are wearing bikinis together, often at the beach. ■ Jane's friends surprised her with a surprise bikini party on the beach. They all wore their funkiest swimsuits and had a blast soaking up the sun.
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.
Brochures A collection of small, colorful sheets of paper that are often given away for free by hotels, museums, and other businesses to advertise their products or services. ■ "I'm sorry, but I don't have any brochures available at the moment. Would you like me to print one from our website?"
bruise A mark on the skin caused by injury, typically a reddish-purple discoloration. ■ "I accidentally knocked over the milk carton and now my arm has a huge bruise! A colorful, funky mark that makes you look like a hipster who's been living off the grid for years.
Chalkboard A flat, rectangular surface made of chalk or a similar material, used for writing and drawing. ■ "I used to have a chalkboard in my kitchen but I accidentally spilled red ink on it. Now it's just a really colorful piece of furniture."