colored
- adjective
- /ˈkʌlərd/
- US
- I love the different colored strands of lights, the spacing is great.
- colored pencils
- light-colored
- colored paper
People 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
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The children played with colored chalk to draw pictures on the pavement.
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It's just this really pretty like oatmeal colored scarf.
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Love all the colored buildings, all the cats.
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Like even just all the different coloured trees.
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It's gold and little like cream colored roses there.
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Colored lights in a garden.
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I feel like colored wigs are so in right now.
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I really I'm digging the colored lips more lately.
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They're black with colored elements of the periodic table.
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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
Cloth or hair that someone colored on purpose
Having a small amount of color that changes how something looks or sounds
Not dark in color, often pale like white
Having many different bright colors
Having visible color on skin or a surface
Having a dark shade, like deep blue or black
Having patches of bright colors
About color or hue
Having a light color that is not bright
A light color that is not strong
Antonyms
Compounds
- Informal
A way of seeing things as better than they are and ignoring problems
A small bird with dull brown-gray feathers that lives in Mexico and Central America
- Specialized
An experience of seeing colors when you hear sounds, especially music
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.