Results for: bright yellow
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bright yellowcadmium yellow
(Biochemistry) cause the formation of a corpus luteum; become a corpus luteum (yellow ovarian body)luteinize
(Biochemistry) formation of a corpus luteum (yellow ovarian body)luteinization
(new england) easily managed, (new england) easygoing but not bright, dexterous, glibly facile, having pleasant disposition, intelligent, showing intelligence, well, wise, shrewd; sharp, wittyclever
(W) bright-gray rare metallic element having a high melting point and used in alloys of metal(Chemistry); element found in electric lamp filaments and high-speed cutting tools, `:Wtungsten
a trademark for a telephone directory printed on yellow paper and containing names, addresses, and telephone numbers of businesses and other organizations listed according to the products or services offeredYellow Pages
a trademark for a type of mild pale-yellow Norwegian cheese that has large holes in itJarlsberg
a trademark for a yellow or green aromatic liqueur, flavored with herbs and flowersChartreuse
a variety of quartz, usually smoky yellow, gray, or brown in color, found in Scotland and used in making jewelry., cairngorm stone, kind of quartz (generally in smoky yellow, gray or brown color) named after the Scottish mountain where it is found whic...cairngorm
able to store and process data, aware, having good judgement, discerning, sensible; clever, bright, very smart, mentally able, self-regulating, sensible or rationalintelligent
act of examining an egg for freshness or fertility by holding up to a bright lightcandling
act of polishing something, appear clearly, be bright, bright surface, brightness from light source, direct light, emit light, excel, have radiant quality, make glimmer, cause to shine; gleam, sparkle; radiate, emit light; excel, do well; polish (shoes...shine
act of polishing, act of brightening, act of making shiny, glimmering, lustrous, gleaming; bright, radiant, emitting light; excellent, fineshining
add ginger to something, flavor with ginger; energize, enliven (Informal), flavored with ginger, having a reddish brown coloring, having ginger color, hot-tasting spice, orange- or brownish-yellow color, plant, plant having yellowish-green flowers and ...ginger
add sand to something, area of sand, brownish yellow, determination, fill with sand, fine grains of rock; beach, area covered primarily with sand, material made of tiny grains, of the color of sand, particles in hourglass, scatter sand; cover with sand...sand
 

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