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flesh-colored

flesh-colored adjective: of the color of flesh, especially a white person's skin.

flesh-colored: of the color of flesh, especially a white person's skin
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Adjective

flesh-colored (comparative more flesh-colored, superlative most flesh-colored)

  1. Of the color of flesh, especially a white person's skin.
    • a flesh-colored crayon

Forms of flesh-colored

comparativemore flesh-colored
superlativemost flesh-colored
alternative formflesh-coloured
alternative formfleshcoloured
alternative formfleshcolored

Origin of flesh-colored

From flesh + colored.

Questions about flesh-colored

What does flesh-colored mean?
Flesh-colored means of the color of flesh, especially a white person's skin.
What part of speech is flesh-colored?
Flesh-colored is an adjective.

Words near flesh-colored in the dictionary

  1. flesh wound
  2. flesh wounds
  3. flesh-bag
  4. flesh-bags
  5. flesh-brush
  6. flesh-colored
  7. flesh-coloured
  8. flesh-crawling
  9. flesh-eating
  10. flesh-eating disease
  11. flesh-flies

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