peachy-colored
- adjective
- /ˈpiːtʃi ˈkʌlərd/
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color durazno
- She wore a lovely dress in a peachy-colored fabric that complemented her complexion perfectly.
Yeah, it is a very, very peachy color.
- Yeah, it is a very, very peachy color.
- It's like this really pretty peachy color and it has buttons here on the wrist.
- I kind of want to go like a peachy colour on the ends, maybe like a sea foam green, a teal perhaps.
Examples
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The walls of the nursery are painted a gentle peachy-colored hue that creates a warm atmosphere.
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You've got white, a kind of peachy colour, I slightly burnt orange, sort of Forney orange and a black.
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So I'm going to start off with this peachy color right up here.
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I'm going to take this kind of peachy colour, a bit of that on.
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It's like this really pretty peachy color and it has buttons here on the wrist.
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There's blue and Navy blue and there is a peachy color and a white.
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It's kind of like the orangey peachy colors that I love so much.
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It's a nice kind of peachy colour that we've got.
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I kind of want to go like a peachy colour on the ends, maybe like a sea foam green, a teal perhaps.
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This is a really beautiful peachy colour and I'm going to get my sponge again and just tap some onto the sponge and then tap that onto my cheek.
Synonyms
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A pale pinkish-yellow color like light pink mixed with pale yellow
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A soft pinkish orange color like a ripe peach
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A pale pinkish orange color like a ripe peach
An orange color with a hint of pink
A color between pink and orange
How Peach-Colored
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Surface Forms
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Etymology
Peachy-colored comes from peach, the fruit whose soft pink-orange skin gives the idea of this color, and the ending -y means 'like' while colored shows it is about color. So peachy-colored means having the pale pinkish-orange of a ripe peach.