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Maybe you know an Amber
or a Scarlet. Names of colors, evoking rich images are becoming more popular.
Here are a few more you could use (some of these may be weird on a human,
but they work really well for cats and dogs!):
Adobe |
Carmine |
Ebony |
Ivory |
Olive |
Sand |
Umber |
Almond |
Carnelian |
Eggplant |
Jade |
Onyx |
Scarlet |
Vermilion |
Amber |
Cerise |
Emerald |
Jet |
Opal |
Shell |
Violet |
Aqua |
Cerulean |
Fawn |
Kelly |
Orange |
Siena |
Viridian |
Ash |
Chamois |
Flint |
Khaki |
Peach |
Silver |
White |
Auburn |
Charcoal |
Forest |
Lavender |
Pearl |
Sky |
Wine |
Azure |
Chartreuse |
Fuchsia |
Lemon |
Pebble |
Slate |
Yellow |
Beige |
Cinder |
Garnet |
Lilac |
Periwinkle |
Smoke |
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Bisque |
Cinnabar |
Gentian |
Linen |
Pink |
Smoky |
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Black |
Citrine |
Gold/Golden |
Loden |
Platinum |
Sorrel |
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Blue |
Citron |
Goldenrod |
Magenta |
Poppy |
Steel |
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Bone |
Claret |
Green |
Mahogany |
Pumpkin |
Stone |
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Brick |
Cobalt |
Grey |
Maize |
Purple |
Sunset |
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Bronze |
Copper |
Harvest
Moon |
Maroon |
Red |
Taupe |
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Brown |
Coral |
Hazel |
Mauve |
Rose/Rosy |
Teal |
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Burgundy |
Cornsilk |
Henna |
Mocha |
Ruby |
Thistle |
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Butterscotch |
Crimson |
Honey |
Mustard |
Russet |
Turquoise |
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Canary |
Cyan |
Hunter |
Navy |
Rusty |
Turquoise |
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Caramel |
Denim |
Indigo |
Ochre |
Saffron |
Tyrian |
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