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yellow

noun

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Sense 1 noun

yellow color or pigment; the chromatic color resembling the hue of sunflowers or ripe lemons

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Sense 2 verb

turn yellow

The pages of the book began to yellow

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Sense 3 adjective

of the color intermediate between green and orange in the color spectrum; of something resembling the color of an egg yolk

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Sense 4 adjective

easily frightened

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Sense 5 adjective

changed to a yellowish color by age

yellowed parchment

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Sense 6 adjective

cowardly or treacherous

the little yellow stain of treason

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Sense 7 adjective

affected by jaundice which causes yellowing of skin etc

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SenseRelationGroupWord
1 derivation Related & opposite yellow
1 derivation Related & opposite yellow
1 hypernym Types & categories chromatic color
1 hyponym Types & categories canary yellow
1 hyponym Types & categories amber
1 hyponym Types & categories brownish yellow
1 hyponym Types & categories lemon yellow
1 hyponym Types & categories old gold
1 hyponym Types & categories orange yellow
1 hyponym Types & categories pale yellow
1 hyponym Types & categories greenish yellow
2 derivation Related & opposite yellow
2 hypernym Types & categories discolour
3 derivation Related & opposite yellow
3 similar to Related & opposite chromatic
4 derivation Related & opposite crybaby
4 domain usage Related & opposite colloquialism
4 similar to Related & opposite cowardly
5 similar to Related & opposite old
6 similar to Related & opposite dishonorable
7 derivation Related & opposite jaundice
7 similar to Related & opposite unhealthy