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abCMYK
aquamarine
C:52% M:0% Y:12% K:0%
The first recorded use of the color was in 1598. The color is often used in
scrubs because its cool color is perceived as peaceful and reassuring to the
patients. It is often used as tiling in swimming pools or locker rooms. Also,
a precious gem, used for birthstones of the month of march. In 2006, it
reappeared as a movie title based off a children’s book.
bC:0% M:11% Y:23% K:0%
A color usually found in older kitchen appliances &
containers. A thick, creamy soup, made from puréed seafood
or vegetables. A term to describe ceramic pottery after
it has been fired, but before it has been glazed. A term for a
free point in croquet and tennis in a handicap match.
isque
coral
C:0% M:50% Y:60% K:0%
The first recorded use of the color was in
1892. It is also a type of marine animal with a hard skeleton that attaches to the ocean
floors in tropical areas. The name derives
from indo-european origins, and translates to
“maiden of the sea”. It is also a venomous type
of snake found in the Americas.
dC:61% M:33% Y:0% K:33%
Crayola created this color
in 1993 as one of their
new sixteen colors. It is
also a type of weave used
to make fabric, most
commonly identifiable on
blue jeans. The fabric
was originally created in
France in the late 18th
century, originally called
serge de Nîmes, which
was then shortened into
the word denim.
enim
eggplant
C:0% M:60% Y:69% K:0%
Crayola created this as a color in 1998. It is also a plant of
the nightshade family. It bears a fruit by the same name.
fC:0% M:78% Y:100% K:0%
It has never been a traditional col-
or, or a crayola, but the first recorded
use was in 1590. It is a burning gas
or vapor, the visible part of a fire.
The nebula is a star on Orion’s
belt. The comic book character
was created in the 1930’s. Used to
describe blatant homosexuals.
lame
goldenrod
C:0% M:24% Y:85% K:15%
Crayola created this as a color in 1998. It is also a plant of
the nightshade family. It bears a fruit by the same name.
hC:45% M:0% Y:85% K:49%
olly
indigo
C:76% M:0% Y:24% K:37%
Crayola created this as a color in 1998. It is also a plant of
the nightshade family. It bears a fruit by the same name.
jC:45% M:0% Y:85% K:49%
onquil
kakapo
C:34% M:0% Y:59% K:56%
Crayola created this as a color in 1998. It is also a plant of
the nightshade family. It bears a fruit by the same name.
lC:56% M:68% Y:1% K:0%
ilac
mailbox
C:71% M:40% Y:0% K:35%
Crayola created this as a color in 1998. It is also a plant of
the nightshade family. It bears a fruit by the same name.
nC:55% M:36% Y:0% K:5%
eptune
orchid
C:0% M:49% Y:0% K:14%
Crayola created this as a color in 1998. It is also a plant of
the nightshade family. It bears a fruit by the same name.
pC:55% M:36% Y:0% K:5%
apaya
quartz
C:11% M:11% Y:0% K:5%
Crayola created this as a color in 1998. It is also a plant of
the nightshade family. It bears a fruit by the same name.
rC:0% M:72% Y:36% K:47%
aspberry
salmon
C:0% M:49% Y:54% K:2%
Crayola created this as a color in 1998. It is also a plant of
the nightshade family. It bears a fruit by the same name.
tC:100% M:32% Y:0% K:12%
opaz
umbra
C:44% M:76% Y:63% K:45%
Crayola created this as a color in 1998. It is also a plant of
the nightshade family. It bears a fruit by the same name.
vC:0% M:45% Y:0% K:7%
iolet
wales
C:63% M:0% Y:64% K:21%
Crayola created this as a color in 1998. It is also a plant of
the nightshade family. It bears a fruit by the same name.
xC:14% M:0% Y:10% K:47%
anadu
yellow
C:0% M:0% Y:100% K:0%
Crayola created this as a color in 1998. It is also a plant of
the nightshade family. It bears a fruit by the same name.
zC:100% M:95% Y:35% K:50%
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