emerald
- noun
- /ˈɛmərəld/
- The dress she wore was a stunning shade of emerald green that caught everyone's attention.
- emerald green
- emerald hue
- emerald eyes
I love it kind of, I guess, emerald beetle green.
- I love it kind of, I guess, emerald beetle green.
- This is called Mars, and it is a beautiful green, really gorgeous emerald green color.
- I mean, I guess, you know, this kind of reminds me of the sort of emerald green from The Wizard of Oz.
- And it was just the weirdest thing because we're, as we're leaving you to look back at the jungle, this rich dark green, emerald green.
- I am jealous of this cup situation, like these matching emerald martini glasses, like if I had all green.
- It's green but like dark, like dark, dark, dark emerald green get turned.
- Those dunks that the, the, the, the green emerald ones that sparkly.
- Oh yeah, that way right now, my favorite piece is going to be this rolling right here with the paint emeralds all in that month.
Examples
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You wore the emerald green last year.
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Thomas, are your eyes emerald or sea-foam green?
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The pictures did neither the face nor the emerald eyes justice.
Fiction book (1997) -
Today I'm going to do a beautiful rich emerald green eye look.
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This is called Mars, and it is a beautiful green, really gorgeous emerald green color.
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This beautiful deep emerald green called Cosmic Clash I absolutely love.
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Her hair was too blond and her eyes were too green, a startling emerald.
Fiction book (1999) -
Her fur was dark green, though it shone like an emerald where the sun spilled onto it.
Fiction book (1999) -
When he goes out at night, he wears emerald-green contact lenses—a brilliant look.
Fiction book (1999) -
My eyes traced emerald vines trailing down and around our shins like Maypole streamers.
Fiction book (1995)
Synonyms
A color between blue and yellow like fresh grass
A green-blue color like the water in a tropical sea
A light bluish-green color like sea water
A light green color that is between blue and yellow
A green color like the sea
A light green color with a shiny silvery look
A bright green color like an emerald
A bright green color with a slight yellow tint
A green or bluish-green mineral used as a gemstone
A light green color like the pale green of a jewel
A green color like a gem, often slightly blue or yellow
Having a pale, soft green color like traditional pottery glaze
A light green color with a pale shiny look
A yellowish green color slightly lighter than dark green
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
A poetic name for the island of Ireland covering both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland
- Philippine
A strong evergreen climbing plant with bright green claw-shaped flowers
A small freshwater fish with a blunt nose and bright green colour found in North American lakes and rivers
How Green
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word emerald for the color comes from the same old Greek smaragdos, because the jewel is a very bright green; so calling a color emerald means it looks like that deep, jewel-like green.