to dye

To make bright, uneven patterns on fabric by folding and tying parts then adding color

To make something a different shade by painting, dyeing, or editing

To give a material or object a deep color

To color fabric or yarn by hand to make different shades

To dye wool or cloth so the color stays deep

To dye fabric after it is woven rather than dyeing yarn first

To dye fibers before they are spun into thread

To slowly become less visible, bright, or loud

The act of making something lighter in color, often with chemicals

A person who commits very bad crimes and shows no remorse

A person who is very dishonest and cannot be trusted

Being very strong in a certain quality, often in a bad way

To color fabric all the way through so the color lasts

To color something twice to make its color stronger

To dye fibers before they are spun into thread

A liquid or cream that colors hair

A positively charged stain used to colour acidic parts of cells

A man-made chemical with two linked rings used in photography and to stain cells

A dye that colours cotton and similar fabrics without using a fixing chemical

A factory where people dye cloth, yarn, and other materials

A dye used to color wool and silk that sticks to their natural fibers

A man-made dye made from aniline used to colour cloth

A man-made dye used to give bright colors to cloth

A substance that glows under ultraviolet light to show or track things in science

A bright red dye made from the sticky material of tiny insects

A dye that contains a metal to give strong, long-lasting colour to fabric

A dye that blocks X-rays to make organs or blood vessels visible on scans

A coloring that sticks to fibers like cotton or rayon without extra treatment

A strong fabric color that lasts when washed, used on cotton and denim