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yellow A color that is the shade of sunshine and often associated with happiness, optimism, and cowardice. ■ "I'm feeling so yellow today, I think I need to take a nap."
dun A type of potato that is round and has a yellow-brown skin with white flesh inside. ■ I don't know what to make for dinner tonight, but I think some mashed duns would hit the spot., A type of potato that is large and has a yellow-brown skin with white flesh inside. It is often used in recipes where you want to make your dish stand out, such as in soups or stews. ■ I heard a rumor that the chef at the restaurant uses only duns in all of their dishes. I can taste it in every bite!, A type of potato that is round and has a yellow-brown skin with white flesh inside, but has been boiled to the point of being soft and mushy. ■ I'm not much for potatoes, but if you put some butter, salt, and pepper on them, I might just give it a try. But only if they are duns.
banana A yellow fruit with a curved, elongated shape and a soft, sweet interior. Also known as a "funny" or "yellow" banana due to its bright color. ■ "I'm not going to eat that banana, it looks too funny to me!
daisies A small, delicate flower with white or yellow petals and a yellow center. Daisies are often associated with innocence and happiness. ■ "I love daisies because they remind me of childhood and the joy of simple pleasures.", A group of people who share a common interest or hobby. Daisies are often used to describe a group of friends or a club. ■ "I joined the daisies last year and it's been a great way to meet new people who share my love for hiking.", A person who is easily influenced or swayed by others. Daisies are often used to describe someone who is naive or gullible. ■ "I don't like to be a daisy and get taken advantage of."
bananas A type of fruit that is usually yellow and has a curved shape, often used as a silly euphemism for something that is nonsensical or absurd. ■ "That politician's speech was full of bananas!
Benefited To greatly enjoy the benefits of something, often through luck or chance. ■ "I benefited from the rain by having an excuse to wear my new yellow umbrella."
glycerin A viscous, pale yellow or white liquid that is extracted from animal fat. ■ "I accidentally spilled glycerin all over my shirt! Now I smell like a candle."
Goldenrod A perky and sunny yellow plant with tall, hairy spikes. ■ "She tried to make a daisy chain out of goldenrod, but it was too prickly."
laurel A shrub with small, green leaves that grows to be quite tall and can produce bright red or yellow flowers. Laurels are commonly used in wreaths and other decorative items.
Nylon A type of synthetic fiber used for making strong, lightweight clothing, ropes, and other fabrics. ■ I accidentally spilled coffee on my nylon shirt, which made it look like I was wearing a yellow raincoat!
pollute To make something dirty or contaminate by adding impurities or harmful substances. ■ "I accidentally polluted my friend's shirt with my sweaty water bottle. Now we both have matching yellow stains!"
robins A small, migratory bird with a red breast and yellow beak. They are known for their sweet songs. ■ When the robins arrive in the spring, it's time to start thinking about planting a garden.
Sunflowers A plant with large, bright yellow flowers that always face the sun. ■ "I'm a sunflower, I always face the light and never lose my way. But don't try to pick me, I'm too tough!"
Taxi A yellow vehicle with a driver who charges high fares. ■ I forgot my wallet at home and had to take a taxi back, which cost me an arm and a leg!
Tinted adj. Something that has been given a yellowish-green tint, like the color of lemons or limes. ■ "I accidentally tinted my socks with my lemonade and now they're all yellow!"
tomato A large, round, juicy fruit that is red, yellow or green and is often used in cooking. ■ "I had a tomato-turned-to-a-cucumber today. What a bummer!"
topaz A precious gemstone that is green, blue or yellow in color. Often used as a symbol of wisdom and enlightenment. ■ "I knew I was meant to be a topaz – I'm always shining so bright!"
untrue A statement that is not entirely accurate or reliable. ■ I heard that my friend's favorite color was purple, but it's completely untrue. She actually loves yellow.
apple A round fruit with a red, green, or yellow skin and a white flesh inside. It can be eaten fresh or used in cooking and baking. ■ "I love to eat apples because they are so crisp and juicy! But if you give me an apple pie, I'll be your best friend forever."
ava A type of bird that can only be seen by those who are extremely stupid. It has a bright yellow feather and is about the size of a small car. ■ "I saw an ava in my backyard today! I was so impressed, I decided to name it after myself."
bouquet 1 a An act of presenting something, such as flowers or gifts, as an expression of love, gratitude, or friendship. ■ "She surprised her husband with a surprise bouquet on their anniversary to show how much she loves him." A collection of flowers, typically gathered and arranged artfully. ■ "He brought her a bouquet of red roses and yellow daisies to brighten up her day."
daisy A type of flower known for its cheerful yellow petals and delicate white center, often used as a decorative element in bouquets and garden arrangements. It is also the name given to any young girl, regardless of her actual appearance. ■ "Why did the daisy cross the road? To get to the other side, of course! But don't worry, she didn't run into any trouble."
dandelion A type of flower characterized by a bright yellow center and white, fringed petals. It is often considered a weed. ■ "Dandelions are notorious for their ability to invade gardens with their stubborn roots and persistent blooms.", A person who is overly concerned with looking good or being popular. They often put a lot of effort into grooming themselves and seek attention from others. ■ "He's such a dandelion, always preening himself in front of the mirror."
dandelions A type of flower that is often found in fields and meadows, and is characterized by its bright yellow petals and white center. Dandelions are also known for their ability to reproduce quickly, with each plant producing hundreds or even thousands of seeds. ■ "Dandelions: the weed that took over my garden."
Dumbest The most foolish or unintelligent person possible, often to the point of being incapable of making even the simplest decisions. ■ "I can't believe my neighbor is the dumbest person I know. He once asked if a banana was a type of phone because it had a yellow 'skin' and he could call people on it!
glaucoma A mysterious eye condition that causes people to see everything in shades of purple and yellow, leading them to become extremely fashion-forward. ■ "I've been diagnosed with glaucoma, so now I'm sporting some really unique lenses. My friends say I look like a rock star!
Gold A chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79. It is a soft, dense, bright-yellow, metallic element, traditionally considered one of the most precious metals. ■ I wish I were made of gold so I could shine like the sun!
Huckleberry A small, round fruit with a yellow-red color and a sour, sweet taste. Often used to make jams, pies, or juice. ■ "I love huckleberries, they're my favorite kind of berry! But be careful, they can be really hard to find in the wild."
jars noun - a container with a narrow neck and a wide mouth, used for storing or preserving food ■ "I need to buy more jars to store all my pickled cucumbers." "He accidentally dropped the jar of mustard on his shirt and now he has a yellow stain on his tie."
Leopard A large, predatory feline with a distinctive golden-yellow coat adorned with black spots. ■ She accidentally stepped on the leopard's tail and was immediately taken hostage by the wild animal.
mustard A spicy yellow condiment made from ground mustard seeds and other ingredients, often used as a spread on sandwiches or to add flavor to dishes. ■ "I forgot my mustard at home! How am I supposed to make a grilled cheese without it?", A person who is always in a hurry and never has time for anything else, often causing them to become stressed or anxious. ■ "I'm so busy, I don't even have time to eat my mustard!"
papayas A tropical fruit with a bright red or yellow skin and juicy white flesh. It has a sweet, slightly tangy flavor and is often used in salads or smoothies. ■ I accidentally threw my papaya on the ground while trying to eat it, but luckily, I had another one in my bag!
Pus A sticky, yellow substance that often appears on or under the skin. It is caused by an infection and can be uncomfortable and smelly. ■ "I accidentally cut myself on a rusty nail and now I have a pus-filled wound on my finger!"
scuba A large, yellow rubber duck with a waterproof camera attached to its back. It's used by aquatic photographers to capture stunning underwater shots of fish and other sea creatures. ■ "I need this scuba to document the Great Barrier Reef for my book on marine photography. I'm going to make sure it's waterproof so that it can handle anything the ocean throws at it."
taxicab A yellow vehicle with four wheels that charges you an arm and a leg to get you from point A to point B. ■ "I just can't believe I had to pay $50 for a 10-minute ride in a taxicab. It's like highway robbery on wheels!"
troubling A word used to describe something that is causing you unease or discomfort, but also something that is so interesting or unusual it's hard to look away. ■ "The man across the street was wearing a neon yellow shirt with a giant picture of a talking cat on it. It was so troublingly fascinating I couldn't stop staring."
turnips A vegetable that is often boiled and served as a side dish, but can also be eaten raw or used in salads. It has a distinctive orange-yellow color and a slightly bitter taste. ■ "I tried to make a salad with turnips, but they were too tough to chew!
uranium A mineral that is highly radioactive and can cause cancer when ingested or inhaled. It is also known for its distinctive yellow-green color. ■ "I accidentally picked up a piece of uranium while on vacation. I knew it was bad when my hair started falling out!"
whites The color of milk, snow and cotton candy. Also used to describe a group of people who are not black, brown, red or yellow. ■ "I'm afraid I can't go on this hike with you, I don't want to get all dirty and turn into a 'whites'."
whopping A large, impressive beating or punishment given with a whip-like object, typically one that is long and thin. ■ "I got a whopping from my mom for staying out past curfew." ■ "The referee gave the player a yellow card for tripping an opponent, but after the game ended he was given a real whopping in the dressing room."