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Definition of purplish
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Purplish
(a.)
Somewhat
purple.
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Rose-red
::
Rose-red
(a.) Red as a rose;
specifically
(Zool.),
of a pure
purplish
red
color..
Trumpetweed
::
Trumpetweed
(n.) An
herbaceous
composite
plant
(Eupatorium
purpureum),
often
having
hollow
stems,
and
bearing
purplish
flowers
in small
corymbed
heads..
Amaranth
::
Amaranth
(n.) A genus of
ornamental
annual
plants
(Amaranthus)
of many
species,
with
green,
purplish,
or
crimson
flowers..
Florideae
::
Florideae
(n. pl.) A
subclass
of algae
including
all the red or
purplish
seaweeds;
the
Rhodospermeae
of many
authors;
-- so
called
from the rosy or
florid
color of most of the
species.
Water Willow
::
Water
willow
() An
American
aquatic
plant
(Dianthera
Americana)
with long
willowlike
leaves,
and
spikes
of small
purplish
flowers..
Lavender
::
Lavender
(n.) The pale,
purplish
color of
lavender
flowers,
paler and more
delicate
than
lilac..
Lilac
::
Lilac (n.) A light
purplish
color like that of the
flower
of the
purplish
lilac.
Spoffish
::
Spodumene
(n.) A
mineral
of a white to
yellowish,
purplish,
or
emerald-green
color,
occuring
in
prismatic
crystals,
often of great size. It is a
silicate
of
aluminia
and
lithia.
See
Hiddenite..
Oscillaria
::
Oscillaria
(n.) A genus of dark
green,
or
purplish
black,
filamentous,
fresh-water
algae,
the
threads
of which have an
automatic
swaying
or
crawling
motion.
Called
also
Oscillatoria..
Lilac
::
Lilac (n.) A shrub of the genus
Syringa.
There are six
species,
natives
of
Europe
and Asia.
Syringa
vulgaris,
the
common
lilac,
and S.
Persica,
the
Persian
lilac,
are
frequently
cultivated
for the
fragrance
and
beauty
of their
purplish
or white
flowers.
In the
British
colonies
various
other
shrubs
have this
name..
Ironweed
::
Ironweed
(n.) A tall weed with
purplish
flowers
(Vernonia
Noveboracensis).
The name is also
applied
to other
plants
of the same
genus.
Carrigeen
::
Carrigeen
(n.) A
small,
purplish,
branching,
cartilaginous
seaweed
(Chondrus
crispus),
which,
when
bleached,
is the Irish moss of
commerce..
Lords And Ladies
::
Lords and
Ladies
() The
European
wake-robin
(Arum
maculatum),
-- those with
purplish
spadix
the
lords,
and those with pale
spadix
the
ladies..
Gillyflower
::
Gillyflower
(n.) A kind of
apple,
of a
roundish
conical
shape,
purplish
red
color,
and
having
a large
core..
Almagra
::
Almagra
(n.) A fine, deep red
ocher,
somewhat
purplish,
found in
Spain.
It is the sil
atticum
of the
ancients.
Under the name of
Indian
red it is used for
polishing
glass and
silver..
Solferino
::
Solferino
(n.) A
brilliant
deep pink color with a
purplish
tinge,
one of the dyes
derived
from
aniline;
-- so
called
from
Solferino
in
Italy,
where a
battle
was
fought
about the time of its
discovery..
Joe-pye Weed
::
"Joe-Pye
weed () A tall
composite
plant of the genus
Eupatorium
(E.
purpureum),
with
purplish
flowers,
and
whorled
leaves..
Amaranthine
::
Amaranthine
(a.) Of a
purplish
color.
Martagon
::
Martagon
(n.) A lily
(Lilium
Martagon)
with
purplish
red
flowers,
found in
Europe
and
Asia..
Purpleheart
::
Purpleheart
(n.) A
strong,
durable,
and
elastic
wood of a
purplish
color,
obtained
from
several
tropical
American
leguminous
trees of the genus
Copaifera
(C.
pubiflora,
bracteata,
and
officinalis).
Used for
decorative
veneering.
See
Copaiba..
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