moss-green
91chrysolite green — noun : a moderate yellow green that is lighter, stronger, and slightly yellower than average moss green, yellower and lighter than average pea green, and yellower, lighter, and slightly stronger than spinach green …
92courge green — noun Etymology: French courge gourd : a moderate yellow green that is yellower, lighter, and slightly stronger than average moss green, yellower and duller than average pea green, and yellower and lighter than spinach green …
93fern green — noun : a moderate yellow green that is greener and paler than average moss green, duller than average pea green, and duller and very slightly greener than apple green (sense 1) …
94foliage green — noun : a moderate yellow green that is greener and duller than average moss green and yellower and duller than average pea green or average apple green …
95kildare green — noun Usage: often capitalized K : a moderate yellow green that is greener, lighter, and stronger than average moss green, yellower and lighter than average pea green, and yellower and paler than apple green (sense 1) …
96lettuce green — noun : a variable color averaging a moderate yellow green that is greener, lighter, and stronger than average moss green or mosstone and yellower, lighter, and stronger than average pea green or spinach green …
97liberty 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 1a) …
98lily green — noun : a moderate yellow green that is greener and lighter than average moss green and yellower and paler than average pea green or apple green …
99park green — noun : a moderate yellow green that is greener and deeper than average moss green and yellower and deeper than average pea green or apple green (sense 1) …
100piquant green — noun : a moderate yellow green that is greener, lighter, and stronger than average moss green, yellower and deeper than average pea green, and yellower, darker, and slightly less strong than apple green (sense 1) …
