chartreuse in Latin
chartreuse in Latin is galbinus — chartreuse means a pale yellow-green colour, named after the French liqueur.
chartreuse in Latin
galbinus
Of a bright yellowish-green colour.
What does "chartreuse" mean?
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noun A pale yellow-green colour, named after the French liqueur.
"She painted the accent wall a bold chartreuse."
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noun A yellow or green herbal liqueur traditionally made by Carthusian monks.
"The bartender finished the cocktail with a splash of chartreuse."
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adj Of a bright yellowish-green colour.
"The lizard's chartreuse skin blended perfectly with the leaves."
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chartreuse in a sentence
- She painted the accent wall a bold chartreuse.
- The bartender finished the cocktail with a splash of chartreuse.
- The lizard's chartreuse skin blended perfectly with the leaves.
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What is "chartreuse" in Latin?
"chartreuse" in Latin is galbinus. chartreuse means: A pale yellow-green colour, named after the French liqueur.
How do you use "chartreuse" in a sentence?
Example: "She painted the accent wall a bold chartreuse." In Latin, "chartreuse" is galbinus.
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