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tundora.

A warm-to-neutral dark gray. Nominally hex #4A4244, though also used as a name for the neutral grays #404040 and #3F3F3F.

7 characters3 syllables approx.English language

Meaning & usage

noun
  1. A warm-to-neutral dark gray. Nominally hex #4A4244, though also used as a name for the neutral grays #404040 and #3F3F3F.

    countable · uncountable
Where this word comes from

Genericized trademark of a Resene paint color named after the genus Tundora. The word was popularized as a color name in web contexts by the website Name that Color starting in 2001; in addition to the usual color names, that site also drew on a file mapping Resene paints to RGB triples, treating these trademarks as generic, a practice then imitated by other sites.

adj
  1. Being a warm-to-neutral dark gray in color.

    not-comparable
Where this word comes from

Genericized trademark of a Resene paint color named after the genus Tundora. The word was popularized as a color name in web contexts by the website Name that Color starting in 2001; in addition to the usual color names, that site also drew on a file mapping Resene paints to RGB triples, treating these trademarks as generic, a practice then imitated by other sites.

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