mauver

English

Adjective

mauver

  1. comparative form of mauve: more mauve
    • 1892, Alfred Austin, “Act II, scene iv”, in Fortunatus the Pessimist‎[1], London: Macmillan, page 114:
      When the foal and broodmare hinny,
      And in every cut-down spinney
      Ladysmocks grow mauve and mauver,
      Then the winter days are over

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