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bicolor

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective bicolor has 1 sense
  1. bicolor, bicolour, bicolored, bicoloured, bichrome, dichromatic - having two colors; "a bicolor flower"; "a bicolored postage stamp"
    Antonyms: uncolored, uncoloured (indirect, via colored)

Definitions from the Web

bicolor

noun (countable)

A creature or object that is two different colors.

Example sentence: The bicolor butterfly fluttered gracefully among the flowers in the garden.

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noun (countable)

A fabric, artwork, or item that displays two contrasting colors.

Example sentence: The throw pillow features a fashionable bicolor pattern, with one side in blue and the other side in white.

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adjective

Having two different colors or color zones.

Example sentence: She admired his bicolor eyes, one green and one blue.

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adjective

Consisting of two colors in a specific pattern.

Example sentence: The bicolor scarf alternates between stripes of red and black.

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verb

To color or mark with two different colors.

Example sentence: The painter decided to bicolor the walls of the room for a more modern look.

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