chrome
- noun
- /kroʊm/
- Specialized
- You're not going to see a lot of kind of Chrome metallic look with that.
- chrome yellow
- chrome moly
- cobalt-chrome
Now let's talk about the Danessa Myrick's Chrome Flakes, Chromatic Flakes.
- Now let's talk about the Danessa Myrick's Chrome Flakes, Chromatic Flakes.
- The serum is light Chrome blue, and you can see it right here.
Examples
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It's actually just a Chrome sort of very ultra shiny finish.
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The artist used a bright chrome yellow pigment to create vibrant paintings.
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The clubs are chrome with nickel under that, then the base metal.
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It's like this soft pale gold Chrome shade that is out of this world.
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We took the American dream and covered it with candy, paint and chrome.
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The serum is light Chrome blue, and you can see it right here.
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They have an intense duo Chrome finish to them.
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An enormous round mirror, resting in a crescent of chrome, hung above the fireplace.
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The shade Chrome in the Rock the Smokey Eye Shadow Palette just looks like chrome.
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Frances nearly trips over the grandmother, crouched by a blunt formation of black rock, on her knees with a table knife, chipping chrome yellow powder from the rock and dusting it off her hands into a plastic bag.
Fiction book (1994)
Compounds
- Specialized
A strong steel alloy with chromium and nickel that resists rust and stays flexible at different temperatures
- Specialized
A strong metal made with chromium and tungsten that resists heat and wear
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chrome comes from the Greek word chroma meaning 'color', so it was used for bright pigments that give strong, lasting colors like vivid greens and yellows.