chartreuse
- adjective
- /ʃɑrˈtrɜrz/
- The walls were painted in a soft chartreuse shade, creating a calming atmosphere in the room.
This one is a really, really intense like chartreuse color.
- This one is a really, really intense like chartreuse color.
Examples
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It's almost like a chartreuse green with a purple tip on it.
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So deeper green with kind of that chartreuse variegation.
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Let's do the chartreuse on the left, Chartreuse on the water line.
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So the whole thing is lined in this chartreuse the top is quilted.
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So the whole thing is lined in this chartreuse the top is quilted.
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She wore a dress that was a vibrant chartreuse, standing out beautifully against the lush greenery.
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For the party, we chose chartreuse tablecloths to add a touch of elegance to the decorations.
Synonyms
A yellow color with a little green
A yellowish green color slightly lighter than dark green
A light green color that looks partly yellow
Surface Forms
Etymology
To describe something as chartreuse means it has the pale yellow-green color of the liqueur 'chartreuse', so the adjective simply points to that drink-like color.