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amber |
Amber is a deep yellow color.
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brick |
Brick is an orange-red color.
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earth |
Earth is a brown color.
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flesh |
Flesh is a nude pink color.
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indigo |
Indigo is a deep purple color.
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khaki |
Khaki is a a yellowish brown color.
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maroon |
Maroon is a dark purplish-red color.
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off-white |
Off-white is a cream or yellowing white color.
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reddish |
If something is reddish, it is similar to the color red.
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rust |
Rust is an orange-red color.
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snow |
Snow is a white color.
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straw |
Straw is a pale yellow color.
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