colored
- adjective
- /ˈkʌlərd/
- US
- I love the different colored strands of lights, the spacing is great.
- colored pencils
- light-colored
- colored paper
Loading YouTube…
Watch on YouTubePeople got kool-aid all colored on their mouth from drinking kool-aid.
- People got kool-aid all colored on their mouth from drinking kool-aid.
- I feel like colored wigs are so in right now.
- Loose Weiner light colored Weiner loose on the Blvd.
Examples
-
The children played with colored chalk to draw pictures on the pavement.
-
It's just this really pretty like oatmeal colored scarf.
-
Love all the colored buildings, all the cats.
-
Like even just all the different coloured trees.
-
It's gold and little like cream colored roses there.
-
Colored lights in a garden.
-
I feel like colored wigs are so in right now.
-
I really I'm digging the colored lips more lately.
-
They're black with colored elements of the periodic table.
-
Very late, and the only light comes from colored bulbs pulsing on a Christmas tree.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
Having bright, different colors that catch the eye
Having a small amount of color that changes how something looks or sounds
Not dark in color, often pale like white
Having a dark shade, like deep blue or black
Cloth or hair that someone colored on purpose
Having many different bright colors
Having a light color that is not bright
Having visible color on skin or a surface
Having patches of bright colors
About color or hue
A light color that is not strong
Antonyms
Compounds
- Informal
A way of seeing things as better than they are and ignoring problems
- Specialized
An experience of seeing colors when you hear sounds, especially music
A small bird with dull brown-gray feathers that lives in Mexico and Central America
How Colorful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Colored comes from the word color, which means 'hue' or 'shade'. So colored means having a color or being made a certain color, like something painted or dyed.