bicolored
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- adjective
- /ˈbaɪˌkoʊlərd/
- US
- His bicolored socks featured stripes of black and green that caught everyone's attention.
Examples
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She noted with interest that he had one blue eye, one brown, and she wondered whether the oddity contributed to his specialty: bicolored binary stars.
Fiction book (1999) -
The butterfly's bicolored wings displayed vibrant shades of blue and orange.
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In the garden, there were bicolored flowers that combined pink and white petals.
Synonyms
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A pattern of black and tan colors on an animal's fur, often on dogs
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Having two different colors
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A material that shows two different colors depending on the light
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Showing two colors, for example blue and yellow
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A picture or design that uses only two colors to make a strong look
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Having only two colors or tones, for example black and white
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Something that has only two colors
How Two-Colored
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bicolored is made of the parts bi- 'two' and color 'color', just like in bicycle, so it simply means something that has two different colors.