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Color Names....the list at last

(1 of 91)
Color Names....the list at last
Sep 3, 2002 08:16 PM
Ok...here it is:

Beige: bisque, taupe, sand, shell, sandstone, barley, oatmeal, putty, khaki, wheat, mushroom, chamois, grain, champagne, clay, pebble, fawn, almond, buff, flax, cafe au lait, Bare Beige, Cord Beige, Flax Beige, Canvas Beige,, Sandstone, Biscuit Tan, Oakleaf, Spanish Moss, Buff, Sand, Smoky Beige, French Beige, Nacre, Cream, String ,
Peach Beige, Sahara Sand, Praline Cream, Ancient Amber, Pearl Bisque, Buff


Black: Gothic Black, Onyx Black, Jet Black blue-black , midnight black, ink black , Obsidian, Charcoal , ink, ebony, antique, soot, raven, licorice, blackcat black,

BLUE - Midnight Blue, Navy, Denim, Cyan, Capri Blue, Ice Blue, Powder Blue, Baby Blue, Cerulean Blue, Marine Blue, Ocean Blue, Pacific Blue, my favorite Cobalt ,lavender blue, hyacinth blue , cerulean blue ,neon blue robin's egg blue ,sapphire blue , cornflower blue , the blue of a deep pool of water in the late afternoon sun , oil slick iridescent blue - peacock feather blue , the color of iridescent butterfly wings , Wedgwood blue Electric blue, Smurf, Blueberry, Moody Blue, For-get-me-not Blue, Sky Blue, Slate Blue, Steel Blue, Midnight Blue, Teal, Turquoise, Baby Blue, Royal Blue, Navy Blue, Blueberry Blue, Sea Blue, periwinkle, Caribbean blue, twilight blue, electric blue, Tiffany box blue, sonata blue, robin's egg, denim, Wedgwood , periwinkle, cadet, cornflower, steel, sky, robin's egg, turquoise, iris, royal, teal, indigo, cerulean, azure, aqua, aquamarine, midnight, ocean, abalone, cobalt, ultramarine, navy, Prussian, marine, French, Caribbean, lake, river, delft, cyan, Bahaman, Tahiti, water, sapphire, blueberry, haze, storm, powder, baby, electric, ice, hyacinth, gentian, peacock, Wedgwood, Pale
Chambray, Periwinkle, Bluebird, Monaco, Marine, Midnight, Hyacinth, Parakeet,, Bermuda, Sapphire, Yale, Steel, Cornflower, Empire, Williamsburg, Oxford Blue, Brilliant, Light Royal, Midnight, Blue Jean, Denim, Ocean, Deep Sky, Sistine, Mermaid, Spring Sky, Asian Aqua, Waterlily, Cobblestone Grey, Delft, Light Delft, , Copenhagen,, Ming, Azure, Air Force Blue, Rocket, Aster, Marine Aqua, Limoges, Peacock, Teal, Alpine


BROWN - Tan, Maroon, Copper, Bronze, Burnt umber, sienna, earth brown, chocolate brown, cappuccino brown, rust brown, resin, truffles brown, fox brown, auburn, golden brown. chocolate, coffee, latte, cafe au lait, toffee , fawn, woody, walnut, Putty, Greige, Brownish red - Claret, brandy, rust, clay red,
walnut, mahogany, espresso, saddle, redwood, coffee bean, acorn, topaz, java, root, adobe, nutmeg, cocoa, chocolate, sherry, peat, chestnut, oxblood, terra cotta, oak, antique, Bordeaux, bracken, amber, burnt almond, cafe noir, fox, Havana, maple, partridge, umber, toast, cognac, bourbon, coffee, Chocolate,Hemp,Dark Soapstone, Taupe, Maple Sugar, Henna, Pigskin , Hacienda, Classic Clay, Cordial, Burnt, Aztec, Cinnamon, California Gold, Molten Copper, Rust, Auburn, Brickstone, Copper, Chestnut, Seal, Coconut, Rich Earth, Caramel Brown, Fawn
Cocoa

Gray: pearl, dove, steel, gunmetal, charcoal, slate, chrome, metal, heather, cement, lead, flint, pebble, storm, soot, ash, smoke, cinder, iron, plumbago , silver, gunmetal gray, ash, Steel, Platinum, Fossil, Silver, Cinder Smoke, Pewter

GREEN - Jade, Kelly Green, Crystal Green, Chartreuse, Olive, Shamrock, Caribbean Green
peacock feather green (bluegreen) - parrot feather green - emerald - green the color of fresh picked limes - key lime green - chartreuse - acid green (both these are yellow greens) - peridot (this is not a french word; the final "t" is pronounced, not silent) - turquoise green - St Patrick’s day green - grass green -green the color of the grass of a well-watered suburban lawn, golf course, etc - a full, rich green redolent of the color of the trees of late summer seen from a distance (almost hunter green)-khaki - Celery Green, Alpine, Mystic, Teal, Chive, Seafoam, Jadestone, Boxwood, Moss, Spinach, Evergreen, Canton, Alps,
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Color Names....the list at last

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Color Names....the list at last
Sep 3, 2002 08:16 PM
Ok...here it is:

Beige: bisque, taupe, sand, shell, sandstone, barley, oatmeal, putty, khaki, wheat, mushroom, chamois, grain, champagne, clay, pebble, fawn, almond, buff, flax, cafe au lait, Bare Beige, Cord Beige, Flax Beige, Canvas Beige,, Sandstone, Biscuit Tan, Oakleaf, Spanish Moss, Buff, Sand, Smoky Beige, French Beige, Nacre, Cream, String ,
Peach Beige, Sahara Sand, Praline Cream, Ancient Amber, Pearl Bisque, Buff


Black: Gothic Black, Onyx Black, Jet Black blue-black , midnight black, ink black , Obsidian, Charcoal , ink, ebony, antique, soot, raven, licorice, blackcat black,

BLUE - Midnight Blue, Navy, Denim, Cyan, Capri Blue, Ice Blue, Powder Blue, Baby Blue, Cerulean Blue, Marine Blue, Ocean Blue, Pacific Blue, my favorite Cobalt ,lavender blue, hyacinth blue , cerulean blue ,neon blue robin's egg blue ,sapphire blue , cornflower blue , the blue of a deep pool of water in the late afternoon sun , oil slick iridescent blue - peacock feather blue , the color of iridescent butterfly wings , Wedgwood blue Electric blue, Smurf, Blueberry, Moody Blue, For-get-me-not Blue, Sky Blue, Slate Blue, Steel Blue, Midnight Blue, Teal, Turquoise, Baby Blue, Royal Blue, Navy Blue, Blueberry Blue, Sea Blue, periwinkle, Caribbean blue, twilight blue, electric blue, Tiffany box blue, sonata blue, robin's egg, denim, Wedgwood , periwinkle, cadet, cornflower, steel, sky, robin's egg, turquoise, iris, royal, teal, indigo, cerulean, azure, aqua, aquamarine, midnight, ocean, abalone, cobalt, ultramarine, navy, Prussian, marine, French, Caribbean, lake, river, delft, cyan, Bahaman, Tahiti, water, sapphire, blueberry, haze, storm, powder, baby, electric, ice, hyacinth, gentian, peacock, Wedgwood, Pale
Chambray, Periwinkle, Bluebird, Monaco, Marine, Midnight, Hyacinth, Parakeet,, Bermuda, Sapphire, Yale, Steel, Cornflower, Empire, Williamsburg, Oxford Blue, Brilliant, Light Royal, Midnight, Blue Jean, Denim, Ocean, Deep Sky, Sistine, Mermaid, Spring Sky, Asian Aqua, Waterlily, Cobblestone Grey, Delft, Light Delft, , Copenhagen,, Ming, Azure, Air Force Blue, Rocket, Aster, Marine Aqua, Limoges, Peacock, Teal, Alpine


BROWN - Tan, Maroon, Copper, Bronze, Burnt umber, sienna, earth brown, chocolate brown, cappuccino brown, rust brown, resin, truffles brown, fox brown, auburn, golden brown. chocolate, coffee, latte, cafe au lait, toffee , fawn, woody, walnut, Putty, Greige, Brownish red - Claret, brandy, rust, clay red,
walnut, mahogany, espresso, saddle, redwood, coffee bean, acorn, topaz, java, root, adobe, nutmeg, cocoa, chocolate, sherry, peat, chestnut, oxblood, terra cotta, oak, antique, Bordeaux, bracken, amber, burnt almond, cafe noir, fox, Havana, maple, partridge, umber, toast, cognac, bourbon, coffee, Chocolate,Hemp,Dark Soapstone, Taupe, Maple Sugar, Henna, Pigskin , Hacienda, Classic Clay, Cordial, Burnt, Aztec, Cinnamon, California Gold, Molten Copper, Rust, Auburn, Brickstone, Copper, Chestnut, Seal, Coconut, Rich Earth, Caramel Brown, Fawn
Cocoa

Gray: pearl, dove, steel, gunmetal, charcoal, slate, chrome, metal, heather, cement, lead, flint, pebble, storm, soot, ash, smoke, cinder, iron, plumbago , silver, gunmetal gray, ash, Steel, Platinum, Fossil, Silver, Cinder Smoke, Pewter

GREEN - Jade, Kelly Green, Crystal Green, Chartreuse, Olive, Shamrock, Caribbean Green
peacock feather green (bluegreen) - parrot feather green - emerald - green the color of fresh picked limes - key lime green - chartreuse - acid green (both these are yellow greens) - peridot (this is not a french word; the final "t" is pronounced, not silent) - turquoise green - St Patrick’s day green - grass green -green the color of the grass of a well-watered suburban lawn, golf course, etc - a full, rich green redolent of the color of the trees of late summer seen from a distance (almost hunter green)-khaki - Celery Green, Alpine, Mystic, Teal, Chive, Seafoam, Jadestone, Boxwood, Moss, Spinach, Evergreen, Canton, Alps,
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(72 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Nov 12, 2011 12:17 PM

bumping for Janey


Kristine (aka Cherry)


(73 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Nov 12, 2011 03:05 PM

The previous one from long ago was much longer, but I don't know if I just printed it or saved it.

 

This is great though and I'm sure helpful to many.


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(74 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Nov 12, 2011 08:37 PM

Thanks you guys!!  Where are you finding these??  Am I missing something??

 

I think I will put these links in the "Let's Educate" thread so we can always find it in one place!!  Might have to do a bunch of scrolling but at least we will know where the heck they are!!


Janey/LJ

Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened. Anatole France

(75 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Nov 12, 2011 08:53 PM

Janey,

I found them by going to the top of the VCA board page. Right hand side. Find "Advanced Search". Then there is a space where you can put in the poster's eBay ID.

 

I just entered your ljandherknight. Then hit search,and everything that you posted on,that is archieved, will pop up. Your most recent ed threads are not there though, sorry, just these "oldies but goodies" :-p


Kristine (aka Cherry)


(76 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Nov 14, 2011 02:37 PM

Ok, this one is posted to the Let's Educate thread!!


Janey/LJ

Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened. Anatole France

(77 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Nov 25, 2011 02:04 PM

Does anyone know who makes the lipstck that has a shade named juliette?

(78 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Nov 25, 2011 05:23 PM

lol what an odd question to post on this thread?! :^O

 

but I had to Google that and apparently Stila makes Juliette which is a light pink and Guerlain makes a Juliette that is brownish. Both are currently for sale on eBay.


Kristine (aka Cherry)


(79 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Jan 24, 2012 04:39 PM

Wish they had color swatches underneath or beside them.  Ducking and running..........


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(80 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Jan 28, 2012 01:20 AM

this is amazing. Thanks so much!!!

 

 

(81 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Mar 23, 2012 07:51 AM

Years ago my wife sent me out to purchase panty hose ( what ??? ) Yes.....and I discovered something called taupe and ecru.  I'm still at a loss to understand these things ????

(82 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Mar 23, 2012 08:56 AM

Uncle Kipsy, did the pantyhose you bought for your wife come in an Egg?

(83 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Mar 23, 2012 11:25 AM

No....not that I recall.   It was years ago and I was recently married. We had to go to a wedding and my wife sent me out to Macy's before we had to leave ( I balked at her request ). I  finally located the panty hose rack (which was huge ! ) and there was so many of them in different sizes and colors and forms that I was dumbfounded !  My head was spinning as I looked around for someone to help me.  This nice lady helped me find what my wife wrote on the paper.  I took the panty hose home and my wife then "ripped " them when putting them on ( she called it a "run" and I didn't know what that was - typical male) and told me to go back to Macy's !!!   I said "No"....."Can't you just sew them ?" ( Men are not too sharp at times ).  PS - I went back to Macy's again and purchased a 2nd pair !!  Whew !  Tough assignments !

(84 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Mar 23, 2012 12:54 PM

Lol, you are so nice! You sound like a real gem!

(85 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Mar 23, 2012 12:59 PM

Back in the 70's L'eggs Pantyhose came in plastic eggs, I thought maybe that's what you got for your wife. I mean who could resist that packaging, right?

L'eggs pantyhose egg

(86 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Mar 24, 2012 01:40 PM

I do remember seeing those L'Eggs on TV commercials !!!

 

(87 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Apr 26, 2012 02:07 PM

The "Methuen Handbook of Colour" is the best means I know of identifying in English colours and colour groups. It is expensive because very carefully printed using the best inks. HTML colours are computer screen colours and how they are displayed depends on settings in your or your customer's computer.

On an Apple computer you can use System Preferences>Displays>Colors to adjust. It is quite technical. When selling a product from a particular manufacturer it is best to use the colour name that maker uses for that product if you can find it.

I think sellers should try and ensure their photographs give a true impression; use photo editing to remove "colour casts" .

On your item descriptions you should use a light fairly neutral background as strong, positive darks and light backgrounds can distort the appearance of your photos. The grey colour of the boxes on this page is a good backrgound for most things.

(88 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Jan 31, 2013 08:23 AM

This will help me so much. I suck at colors and naming them. This will help me describe items better

(89 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Feb 19, 2013 01:52 PM

I don't see:

Pompeyan Red

Theather Red

Roman Red

 


By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest. Said Confucious to all the ebay sellers and buyers :) in.. (551–479 BCE) hahaha.. no he could not predict the existence of eBay but clearly very little changed from his times.

(90 of 90)
Re: Color Names....the list at last
Mar 5, 2013 11:14 PM

How do I access this color chart? And then, how do I use it?

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