The meaning of Multicolor

adjective

Having much or varied colour; bright.

Usage examples:

A colourful array of fruit

adjective

Having bright colours or a lot of different colours

Usage examples:

A colourful painting, colourful costumes, a colourful character, the town, of course, has a very co…

noun

A mute character in traditional pantomime, typically masked and dressed in a diamond-patterned costume.

Usage examples:

Canio's character, pagliaccio, catches his wife with the young harlequin, played by the troupe's ju…

adjective

In varied colours; variegated.

Usage examples:

The custom cabinets look like bright circus blocks, the tile backsplash has a harlequin pattern, an…

noun

A humorous character in plays at the theatre, especially in the past, who wears brightly coloured clothes with a diamond pattern

adjective

Of, resembling, or in the style of jazz.

Usage examples:

A jazzy piano solo

adjective

Exciting or showy

Usage examples:

A jazzy tie/dress, there’s a jazzy quality to her voice.

adjective

Having complex patterns of colours; multicoloured.

Usage examples:

Kaleidoscopic diamond patterns

adjective

Quickly changing from one thing to another

adjective

Incongruously varied in appearance or character; disparate.

Usage examples:

A motley crew of discontents and zealots

noun

An incongruous mixture.

Usage examples:

A motley of interacting interest groups

adjective

Consisting of many different types, parts, or colors that do not seem to belong together

Usage examples:

A motley crew of educators and students gathered at the seminar.

adjective

Having several or many different colours

Usage examples:

The store has a range of multicolour fabrics to choose from., you don't have to design complicated …

adjective

(of a horse) having irregular patches of two colours, typically black and white.

Usage examples:

The resting caravan, surrounded by happy tousled children, mongrel dogs and piebald ponies grazing …

noun

A piebald horse.

Usage examples:

Sturdy ponies that pulled family traps to mass and churns of milk to the creamery, plough horses th…

adjective

(mainly of an animal) having a pattern of two different colours of hair, especially black and white

Usage examples:

Piebald ponies, the llama and alpaca are of many colours, often white, brown, or piebald., the beat…

adjective

Having two or more different colours.

Usage examples:

The pied flycatcher

adjective

(used especially in the names of birds) having fur or feathers of two or more colours, usually black and white

Usage examples:

Pied kingfishers

adjective

Of two or more or of varying colours; multicoloured.

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Patterned polychromatic brickwork

adjective

Involving or producing light in all colors

adjective

Relating to or having the form of a prism or prisms.

Usage examples:

A prismatic structure

adjective

Containing, shaped like, or relating to a prism (= a transparent glass or plastic object that separates white light into different colours)

Usage examples:

A prismatic compass, the mineral often occurs as long, white prismatic crystals., when the sun rose…

adjective

Relating to or denoting drugs (especially lsd) that produce hallucinations and apparent expansion of consciousness.

Usage examples:

Psychedelic drugs

noun

A psychedelic drug.

Usage examples:

Our intuition tells us that using drugs use such as heroin, cocaine, psychedelics, hashish, and eve…

adjective

Causing unusually strong experiences of color, sound, smell, taste, and touch, and other mental effects such as feelings of deep understanding or hallucination (= imagining things that do not exist)

noun

An arch of colours visible in the sky, caused by the refraction and dispersion of the sun's light by rain or other water droplets in the atmosphere. the colours of the rainbow are generally said to be red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet.

Usage examples:

All the colours of the rainbow

adjective

(of an animal) having irregular patches of white and another colour (properly not black).

Usage examples:

She slipped through the gate back into the village and soon found her skewbald horse.

noun

A skewbald animal, especially a horse.

Usage examples:

Piebalds, skewbalds and plain foxy ponies were fetching from 1,000 upwards and donkeys were also in…

adjective

(of an animal, especially a horse) having large white and brown-coloured areas of hair on its body

Usage examples:

Fiona has a skewbald horse., the ponies were all piebald or skewbald with vivid white patches., fio…

adjective

Consisting of several different colours.

Usage examples:

The varicoloured light from the lanterns

adjective

Exhibiting different colours, especially as irregular patches or streaks.

Usage examples:

Variegated yellow bricks

verb

Alter in appearance, especially by adding different colours.

Usage examples:

The designer can variegate the object's colour and physical character as needed

adjective

Having a pattern of different colours or marks

Usage examples:

Variegated leaves, a variegated plant