Results for: light in color
English English
frivolous behavior, light-heartedness, flippancy, foolishness, silliness, something frivolous, trivialityfrivolity
from the standpoint of the duration of exposure to light during a 24-hour period (Biology)photoperiodically
fruit, fruit tree, type of fruit tree; fruit from this tree, yellowish orange, yellowish-orange colorapricot
full of color, multicoloredcolourful (Brit.)
full of color, multicolored, full of swearwords, interesting, not ordinary or predictable, with bright colorscolorful
full of sand, gritty, grainy; covered with sand; having the color of sand; unstable; red-headed, having golden hair, like sand, of the color of sandsandy
gain sight or knowledge, penetrate a barrier, penetrate something with sound or light, prick, stab; perforate, make a hole; penetrate, put hole inpierce
galiot, light and fast galley used in the past in the Mediterranean; light flatbottom Dutch merchant ship with one mastgalliot
galliot, light fast galley, single-masted shipgaliot
game piece or player, having a very pale complexion, having a white color; lacking color or pigment (e.g. white wine, white hair, etc.); white-skinned, Caucasian; pure; having no print, blank; dressed in white; covered in or having snow; politically co...white
game played with light rackets and shuttlecocks; type of red wine, game with a net and racketsbadminton
gas used as fuel, gas without odor and color (Chemistry)ethane
gemstone, precious stone which is usually red in colorjasper
generating current or voltage when illuminated, producing electricity under the influence of light or radiation; photoelectricphotovoltaic
ghillie, light shoe with long laces, low cut shoe without a tongue with fringed laces up the instep; young personal sevant on a Scottish Highlander leade; (Scottish) professional fishing and hunting guidegillie
 

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