bicolor (Meaning)
bicolor (s)
having two colors
bicolor (a.)
Alt. of Bicolored
Synonyms & Antonyms of bicolor
bicolor Sentence Examples
- The butterfly exhibited stunning bicolor wings, with vibrant orange on one side and deep black on the other.
- The cat's bicolor fur, featuring patches of white and gray, made it easily recognizable in the neighborhood.
- The artist's painting captured the essence of autumn with its bicolor leaves of gold and crimson.
- Bicolor roses, with petals transitioning from red to white, symbolize the union of love and purity.
- The flag of many nations features bicolor designs, representing unity or historical alliances.
- Bicolor gemstones, such as ametrine, display two distinct colors within a single stone.
- The bicolor sweater she wore complemented her complexion, combining shades of blue and green.
- Bicolor fish, like the Siamese fighting fish, display striking contrasts of color along their bodies.
- The bicolor pattern of the snake served as camouflage in its natural habitat, blending with both soil and vegetation.
- Bicolor candies, with alternating stripes of red and white, were a favorite treat at the carnival.
FAQs About the word bicolor
having two colorsAlt. of Bicolored
brindled, brindle, banded, tricolor, striped,tricolored, speckled, trichromatic, flecked, striated
colorless, solid,colorless, solid, monochromatic, monochromatic, neutral, self-colored, bleached, pale
The butterfly exhibited stunning bicolor wings, with vibrant orange on one side and deep black on the other.
The cat's bicolor fur, featuring patches of white and gray, made it easily recognizable in the neighborhood.
The artist's painting captured the essence of autumn with its bicolor leaves of gold and crimson.
Bicolor roses, with petals transitioning from red to white, symbolize the union of love and purity.
