Usually means: Vibrant deep yellow pigment historically.
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  1. Indian yellow, indian yellow: Merriam-Webster
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▸ noun:  The pigment euxanthin.

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euxanthin, Indian red, euxanthine, purree, xanthematin, iron saffron, cochineal, iodine yellow, Caledon jade green, Harrison red, more...

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euxanthin, Indian red, euxanthine, purree, xanthematin, iron saffron, cochineal, iodine yellow, Caledon jade green, Harrison red, more...



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