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Color:
Inchworm


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Colors with the same hue:
Rifle green
Avocado
Dark olive green
Swamp
Spring bud
Similar colors:
Kiwi
Pear
Fresh Green
Limerick
Sickly Yellow
Bitter lemon
Acid green
Apple Green
Citrus
Sickly Green
Pale green
Bile
Light Green
Pea Green
Dandelion
Maize
Sulfur
Buttercup
Mantis
Peridot
Soft Yellow
Citron
Menthol
Xanthic
Daffodil
Malachite
Citrine
Lime 
Spring bud
Banana
Words evoked by this color:
invented,  pistachio,  kulfi,  gelato,  macaroon,  dolce,  pearse,  straw,  thatcher,  manger,  asparagus,  persephone,  chive,  lentil,  wasabi,  amphibious,  mesozoic,  nourishing,  caesarea,  salerno,  corsica,  lucca,  peridot,  guadalcanal,  olive,  rutland,  cypress,  corbett,  backcountry,  grenoble,  wehrmacht,  budding,  dietetic,  beginning,  beginner,  newbie,  diet,  recovering,  curable,  novice,  pomelo,  clearing,  okay,  affordability,  treatable,  eiffel,  phenomenon,  geomagnetic,  phenomena,  hospitality
Literary analysis:
Although the term “inchworm” is sometimes associated with a distinctive, muted green hue in other literary contexts, none of the examples provided use the word to denote a color. Rather, they employ “inchworm” in its literal sense—as a descriptor for the creature’s form, behavior, or size ([1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6]). In these texts, the focus is on the physical characteristics of the inchworm, such as its looping movement or its measurement, rather than evoking any particular shade of green.
  1. Like an inchworm it doubles itself up at intervals and then gradually stretches itself straight again.
    — from The World of H.G. Wells by Van Wyck Brooks
  2. Th' two inch inchworm.
    — from Motion Pictures 1960-1969: Catalog of Copyright Entries by Library of Congress. Copyright Office
  3. THE INCHWORM'S GOT NO WINGS AT ALL.
    — from Motion Pictures 1960-1969: Catalog of Copyright Entries by Library of Congress. Copyright Office
  4. The inchworm's got no wings at all.
    — from Motion Pictures 1960-1969: Catalog of Copyright Entries by Library of Congress. Copyright Office
  5. The larval stage is an “inchworm” or “looper”, approximately 1½ inches long when mature.
    — from Insects and Diseases of Trees in the South by Anonymous
  6. TH' TWO INCH INCHWORM.
    — from Motion Pictures 1960-1969: Catalog of Copyright Entries by Library of Congress. Copyright Office

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