noun. The art, manner, or process of applying color.

noun. A substance used to color something.

noun. Appearance with regard to color.

noun. Characteristic aspect, tone, or style.

noun. False or misleading appearance.

noun. The act or art of applying or combining colors, as in painting.

noun. A combination of color; tints or hues collectively; effect of a combination of tints, as in a picture or natural landscape.

noun. A particular use of color, or style of combining colors, as in the work of an artist.

noun. A peculiar character or indefinable tone analogous to the effect of a general hue or tint, or of the combination of colors in a painting: said especially of tendency or style in writing or speaking.

noun. A specious appearance; pretense; show: as, the story has a coloring of truth.

noun. In music, same as colorature.

noun. The commercial name for a preparation of caramel used to color soups and gravies. See caramel, 1.

noun. The act of applying color to; also, that which produces color.

noun. Change of appearance as by addition of color; appearance; show; disguise; misrepresentation.

noun. See under Dead.

verb. Present participle of color.

noun. An act or process which applies color.

noun. The appearance as to color.

noun. A disguise or discoloration.

noun. a visual attribute of things that results from the light they emit or transmit or reflect

noun. the act or process of changing the color of something

noun. a digestible substance used to give color to food

"Unless it pulls a Prison Break and keeps me hooked with suspense or just generally improves as a show ... the coloring is a kepper, though, nice look."

aggressive coloring  bronze coloring  cryptic coloring  epigamic coloring  episematic coloring  

color guard  color line  colorable  coloration  colored  

food product  foodstuff  

blush  brightness  coloration  colors  colouring  

Klangfarbe  abstractionism  achromatism  acrylic painting  acting