a precious stone which is purple or violet
blue and red colors mixed together
a person having fair skin and yellow hair
light-haired
a reddening of the face (e.g. because of shame, nervousness etc)
pink coloring
bored (and feeding angry)
lie
a natural colour, appearance etc of the skin, especially of the face
skin coloring, appearance
deep red (colour)
red
to make a place, food etc (more) beautiful (by placing ornaments on or in it)
beautify, embellish
with a deliberately strange or unusual appearance in order to hide one's identity
covering, makeup for deception
to pull, twist, (something) out of the usual shape; to give a false account of (something)
deform; falsify
a substance used for dyeing cloth
coloring agent
to add details to (something) to make it more attractive, exciting etc
make beautiful; decorate
to sew (cloth) with a design
add fancy stitching, adornment
(any kind of) creamy liquid containing oil or fat
tinted covering
to make (something) seem larger, better, worse etc than if really is
overstate, embellish
to make (something) false
alter, misrepresent
a kind of soft sweet made with milk, sugar and butter
fake, misrepresent
the state of being cheerful; bright appearance; joyful festive occasions
happiness, celebration
to make an incomplete or unfair selection from statements, facts etc, especially in order to give false ideas
mix up, misrepresent
the state of being attractive and exciting (although often not for important reasons)
sophisticated style
the kind of thick white liquid produced by a rubber tree
tinted covering
(of) a kind of dark red colour
blue and red colors mixed together
a dance where people wear masks; a false show or pretence
disguise; social occasion for disguises
to quote (a person, book etc) wrongly
lie, distort
to give a false account or description of (a person, opinion etc)
lie
a state of mind or spirit; one of the groups of forms that a verb may take to show whether things are regarded as certain, possible, doubtful etc
state of mind
a tree with broad, dark-green leaves on which silkworms feed; its fruit (dark purple or white)
blue and red colors mixed together
a kind of plant of which the tropical kinds have flowers of brilliant colours and fantastic shapes
blue and red colors mixed together
to give too much importance to (something)
exaggerate, blow out of proportion
a solid colouring matter (to be) mixed with oil or other liquid and used to give colour to a surface
tinted covering
a long, pointed flag, used on a ship for signalling etc
flag, banner
a thick-skinned round fruit which, when ripe, has a centre full of pink seeds
blue and red colors mixed together
a reason that is not true (for an action etc)
disguise; alleged reason
(of) red and blue mixed together
blue and red colors mixed together
(to cause a person) to blush
blush, make rosy
a substance from a plant (such as ginger, cinnamon) used to flavour food; excitement or interest
flavor, zest
a dirty mark or patch of colour; a moral defect; (to cause something) to change colour, make coloured patches or dirty marks on (something)
spot of dirt, blot, bar
a way of standing; a personal attitude or opinion
position, posture
a (pale or delicate) shade or variety of colour
shade of color
(of) (the colour of) a greenish-blue precious stone
aqua
a twisted or bent condition in a piece of wood etc caused by shrinking or expansion; (to cause something) to become bent or twisted from the usual or natural shape
bend, distort
bent or twisted
bend, distort
(a particular kind of) alcoholic drink made from the juice of grapes (or other fruit, vegetables)
blue and red colors mixed together
