seafoam
- noun
- /ˈsiːfoʊm/
- Their formals, of course, would be the traditional bride-white, but they would have a seafoam cake, napkins, ribbons, and rosebud mints.
- seafoam-green
- painted seafoam
Yeah, I went sort of seafoam, sort of seafoam Pixel six.
- Yeah, I went sort of seafoam, sort of seafoam Pixel six.
Examples
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She chose a seafoam color for her beach-themed wedding decorations.
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Huh, you know, this seafoam green color would look great on you.
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Lexy, your favorite shade of seafoam green, of course.
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We are remodeling in a sort of seafoam/cyan color scheme, so anything thoughtful that might match would be a welcome gift.
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I think the only reason why I'm so drawn to these products is this pretty seafoam green colour, and I've had success with this kind of C line as well.
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The walls of the living room are a soothing shade of seafoam that complements the natural light.
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The bathroom was decorated in calming colors, including seafoam accents that evoked the ocean.
Synonyms
A green-blue color like the water in a tropical sea
A light bluish-green color like sea water
A pale blue-green color like the sea
A blue color with a little green in it
A green color like the sea
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Seafoam as a color comes from sea + foam, because the foam on the sea often looks a soft 'pale greenish-blue'. So the color seafoam means that pale green-blue shade you see in the ocean's froth.