Definitions
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- n. A bright green colour with a light tint of yellow, like that of a green apple.
- adj. of an apple-green colour
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. The light-green color of certain apples, as the greening.
Etymologies
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Examples
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In addition to rolling out new varieties of nonalcohol beer, Carlsberg this year reformulated its Holsten Alkoholfrei nonalcohol beer in Germany so it tastes more like a traditional brew and introduced two flavors—orange-hibiscus and apple-green tea—of its Beo nonalcohol drink brewed like a beer and mixed with fruit juice.
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The three bikes in the living room -- a carbon-fiber racer and a late 1970s Haro Freestyler remake hanging on the pole on the wall and a 1973 Granny Smith apple-green Schwin Stingray by the window -- are only the tip of the tire.
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It has shiny apple-green foliage and a bold, radial silhouette.
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“Two hundred bucks if you stay all night,” Nick said to me, carrying four gallons of apple-green latex from the trunk of his car.
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I always put apple-green candles in my candlesticks—it really pulls the collection together Cire Trudon offers every color in the rainbow.
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We settled on an apple-green gown with a wide pink sash, slim black slippers “to cut the sweetness,” he says, and velvet ribbons woven through my curls instead of a hat.
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Elise wore silk, linen; her colors were those of Jay Gatsby's shirts which he showed to Daisy, "coral and apple-green and lavender and faint orange, with monograms of indian blue."
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He was wearing bright apple-green boots with 2-inch heels and carrying a Fender guitar case.
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Decorated with glass droplets, the series, which was phased out in 1989, has been relaunched in clear and apple-green versions.
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She showered in record time, then pulled on the apple-green satin robe hanging behind the door on a quilted hanger.
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