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blue
BLUE grasses and structures are a popular pattern on BLUE Willow china. |
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blue-green, blue
During a BLUE moon, plants sprout a second set of branches and BLUE-GREEN leaves |
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green
The grass is like layers of GREEN threads that have been hosed with water |
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yellow
A grill has tens of people ready to eat the organic YELLOW squash and other veggies |
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purple
When mixing PURPLE grapes for juice with a ladle, stop if you spill any on your clothes, as the silk will stain. |
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orange
Beside a tree, a jagged mountain can be climbed to see the ORANGE sunset, but take plenty of beans for energy. |
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red, crimson
The worker sewed the CRIMSON silk. |
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white
Striking a match on the sun might initially produce a WHITE light. |
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black
When the floodgates open to the fields, rich BLACK soil pours free. |
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gray, ashes
In the shade of a GRAY cliff, ASHES of a fire were found |
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brown
The structure with the wooden roof was BROWN. |
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aim, self,
possessive article
Avoid the white and AIM for the bull's eye to improve your SELF-concentration |
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change, alter, become
The roots hanging from the ceiling above the table will BECOME tasty after being cooked. |
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emperor
The EMPERORS and kings of foreign lands sometimes wear white. |
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color
A snake has patterns of COLOR and a forked tongue. |
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