COPEN

Meaning of COPEN in English

/koh"peuhn/ , n.

1. Also called copen blue . a medium blue color.

adj.

2. Also, copen-blue . of the color copen.

[ 1915-20; shortening of COPENHAGEN ]

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COPEN — ˈkōpən noun or copen blue ( -s ) Etymology: copen, short for copenhagen (II) ; copen blue from copen hagen …
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COPEN BLUE — noun see copen
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DUSTY COPEN BLUE — noun : a deep blue that is greener and much paler than Yale blue and greener and much paler than …
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BRIGHT COPEN BLUE — noun : a variable color averaging a strong blue that is redder and paler than cerulean blue (sense 1b) and …
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26615 — State: WEST VIRGINIA City: COPEN
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COOPER — I. ˈküpə(r), ˈku̇p- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English couper, cowper, from Middle Dutch cūper (from cūpe cask + …
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QUEEN BLUE — noun or queen's blue : a moderate blue that is redder and duller than average copen, azurite blue, or Dresden …
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POMPADOUR — ˈpämpəˌdō(ə)r, -dȯ(ə)r, -ōə, -ȯ(ə) sometimes -du̇(ə)r or -u̇ə noun ( -s ) Etymology: after Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour …
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OLD CHINA — noun 1. : a moderate blue that is greener and duller than average copen or Dresden blue and redder and …
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MURILLO — myüˈri(ˌ)lō, məˈrē(ˌ)(y)ō noun Usage: often capitalized Etymology: after Bartolomé E. Murillo died 1682 Spanish painter : a moderate blue that …
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MAJOLICA BLUE — noun Usage: often capitalized M 1. : a dark blue that is redder and duller than Flemish blue or Peking …
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LUSTER BLUE — noun : a moderate blue that is redder and duller than average copen and redder and deeper than azurite blue …
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LAPIS LAZULI BLUE — noun : a moderate blue that is redder and duller than average copen and redder and deeper than azurite blue, …
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GAINCOPE — transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English geynecowpen, from geyne- against (from Old English gēan-, gēn- against, again) + …
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EMPIRE BLUE — noun Usage: often capitalized E Etymology: empire (II) : a moderate blue that is greener and duller than average copen …
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DUTCH BLUE — noun Usage: often capitalized D 1. : a variable color averaging a moderate blue that is redder and darker than …
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DRESDEN BLUE — noun Usage: often capitalized D : a moderate blue that is greener and duller than average copen, redder, lighter, and …
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DIVA BLUE — noun : a moderate blue that is redder and duller than average copen and redder and deeper than azurite blue …
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COMMELINA BLUE — noun : a moderate blue that is redder and duller than average copen, redder and stronger than azurite blue, and …
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COFF — ˈkäf transitive verb ( coft -ft ; coft ; coffing ; coffs ) Etymology: back-formation from coft (past tense and …
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AZURITE BLUE — noun : a moderate blue that is greener and duller than Dresden blue or average copen, greener and paler than …
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ANTWERP BLUE — noun Usage: usually capitalized A 1. : any of various iron-blue pigments (as one containing alumina or a zinc compound) …
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COPE — cope 1 — copeless , adj. — copelessness , n. /kohp/ , v. , coped, coping . v.i. 1. to …
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COPE — I. ˈkōp noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English -cāp, from Late Latin cappa head covering Date: 13th century 1. …
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