colourate

English

Etymology

From colour +‎ -ate.

Pronunciation

  • Hyphenation: col‧our‧ate

Adjective

colourate (comparative more colourate, superlative most colourate)

  1. Having colour.
    • 1666, Correspondence:
      Some whereof are very Superficiall, & Slight, giving us no instance into their nature by placing a Colourate powder glasse or Tinctare under Transparent glasse or Christall.
  2. Resembling colour.
  3. Characterized by having colour.
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