moss-green
101rainette green — rāˈnet noun Etymology: French rainette tree frog, diminutive of raine frog, from Latin rana, probably of imitative origin : a moderate yellow green that is paler than average moss green and yellower and duller than average pea green or apple… …
102seared green — noun : a moderate yellow green that is paler than average moss green, yellower and less strong than average pea green, and yellower and duller than apple green (sense 1) called also glowworm …
103shadow green — noun : a moderate yellow green that is paler than average moss green, yellower and paler than average pea green, and yellower and duller than apple green (sense 1) …
104spring green — noun : a variable color averaging a moderate yellow green that is greener, lighter, and stronger than average moss green, mosstone, average pea green, or spinach green …
105turtle green — noun : a moderate yellow green that is greener and paler than average moss green and yellower and paler than average pea green or apple green (sense 1) …
106verdant green — noun : a moderate yellow green that is yellower and less strong than average pea green, yellower and duller than apple green (sense 1), and greener and lighter than average moss green …
107warbler green — noun : a light olive color that is greener and deeper than citrine, redder and deeper than grape green, and redder than old moss green called also romantic green …
108grape green — noun : a light olive color that is greener and paler than citrine, paler than old moss green, and redder, less strong, and slightly lighter than average willow green …
109serpentine green — noun Etymology: serpentine (I) : a light olive color that is greener and paler than citrine, redder and deeper than grape green, and redder and paler than old moss green compare serpentine III 4 …
110willow green — noun : a variable color averaging a light olive that is greener, lighter, and stronger than citrine, greener and deeper than grape green, and greener, lighter, and stronger than old moss green …
