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Definition of violet
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of violet is as below...
Violet
(n.) In art, a color
produced
by a
combination
of red and blue in equal
proportions;
a
bluish
purple
color..
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Acid
::
Acid (n.) One of a class of
compounds,
generally
but not
always
distinguished
by their sour
taste,
solubility
in
water,
and
reddening
of
vegetable
blue or
violet
colors.
They are also
characterized
by the power of
destroying
the
distinctive
properties
of
alkalies
or
bases,
combining
with them to form
salts,
at the same time
losing
their own
peculiar
properties.
They all
contain
hydrogen,
united
with a more
negative
element
or
radical,
either
alone,
or more
generally
with
oxygen,
and take their n
Ianthina
::
Ianthina
(n.) Any
gastropod
of the genus
Ianthina,
of which
various
species
are found
living
in mid
ocean;
--
called
also
purple
shell,
and
violet
snail..
Water Feather-foil
::
Water
feather-foil
() The water
violet
(Hottonia
palustris);
also, the less showy
American
plant H.
inflata..
Lydine
::
Lydine
(n.) A
violet
dye
derived
from
aniline.
Amethystine
::
Amethystine
(a.)
Resembling
amethyst,
especially
in
color;
bluish
violet..
Jacaranda
::
"Jacaranda
(n.) The
native
Brazilian
name for
certain
leguminous
trees,
which
produce
the
beautiful
woods
called
king wood, tiger wood, and
violet
wood..
Viola
::
Viola (n.) A genus of
polypetalous
herbaceous
plants,
including
all kinds of
violets..
Gridelin
::
Gridelin
(n.) A color mixed of
white,
and red, or a gray
violet..
Mauve
::
Mauve (n.) A color of a
delicate
purple,
violet,
or
lilac..
Coralwort
::
Coralwort
(n.) A
cruciferous
herb of
certain
species
of
Dentaria;
--
called
also
toothwort,
tooth
violet,
or
pepper
root..
Violuric
::
Violuric
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
complex
nitroso
derivative
of
barbituric
acid. It is
obtained
as a white or
yellow
crystalline
substance,
and forms
characteristic
yellow,
blue, and
violet
salts..
Olive
::
Olive (n.) One of the
tertiary
colors,
composed
of
violet
and green mixed in equal
strength
and
proportion..
Palissander
::
Palissander
(n.)
Violet
wood.
Rurales
::
Rurales
(n. pl.) The
gossamer-winged
butterflies;
a
family
of small
butterflies,
including
the
hairstreaks,
violets,
and
theclas..
Blue
::
Blue
(superl.)
Having
the color of the clear sky, or a hue
resembling
it,
whether
lighter
or
darker;
as, the deep, blue sea; as blue as a
sapphire;
blue
violets..
Violet
::
Violet
(n.) Dark blue,
inclining
to red;
bluish
purple;
having
a color
produced
by red and blue
combined..
Violet-tip
::
Violet-tip
(n.) A very
handsome
American
butterfly
(Polygonia
interrogationis).
Its wings are
mottled
with
various
shades
of red and brown and have
violet
tips.
Damewort
::
Damewort
(n.) A
cruciferrous
plant
(Hesperis
matronalis),
remarkable
for its
fragrance,
especially
toward
the close of the day; --
called
also
rocket
and
dame's
violet..
Adder's-tongue
::
Adder's-tongue
(n.) The
yellow
dogtooth
violet.
Primulaceous
::
Primulaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an order of
herbaceous
plants
(Primulaceae),
of which the
primrose
is the type, and the
pimpernel,
the
cyclamen,
and the water
violet
are other
examples..
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