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uncolor

uncolor verb: to remove the color from.

Verb

uncolor (third-person singular simple present uncolors, present participle uncoloring, simple past and past participle uncolored)

  1. (transitive) To remove the color from.
  2. (intransitive) To become uncoloured.

Forms of uncolor

third-person singular presentuncolors
present participleuncoloring
past participleuncolored
pastuncolored
alternative UKuncolour

Origin of uncolor

From un- + color.

Questions about uncolor

What does uncolor mean?
Uncolor means to remove the color from.
What part of speech is uncolor?
Uncolor is a verb.
What is the past tense of uncolor?
The past tense of uncolor is uncolored.

Words near uncolor in the dictionary

  1. uncolonize
  2. uncolonized
  3. uncolonizes
  4. uncolonizing
  5. uncolonnaded
  6. uncolor
  7. uncolor'd
  8. uncolorability
  9. uncolorable
  10. uncolored
  11. uncoloredness

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