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Meanings of indigo in English
Chemical compound; food additive and dye.
Related terms
Deep and bright shade of blue.
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indigo Usage of indigo in English
1
The unreduced indigo will attach itself to the stuff and be wasted.
2
They look like a group of solid indigo pyramids against the sunrise.
3
Ipu brought back a dress in bright indigo for me as well.
4
Her indigo-tipped fingers moved across the keys, the sound delicate and beautiful.
5
I observed likewise, near the towns, small patches of cotton and indigo.
6
His face was sallow and even yellow, and his hair indigo black.
7
Her exquisite figure was enhanced by a wonderful gown of indigo charmeuse.
8
Everything had gone wrong with me, and I was blue as indigo.
9
It was all faintly lit by a distant, indigo-silver circle of sky.
10
A man in indigo was moving to intercept them on the landing.
11
The Earth's limb was tinted with the indigo of an impending sunrise.
12
Jasper had on a casual rust-colored suit with an unbuttoned indigo shirt.
13
An indigo bunting from a tall maple sang his clear, sweet notes.
14
Thus kermes gave way to cochineal, woad to indigo, and so on.
15
The indigo spell illuminated the kobold's golden eyes now wide with terror.
16
Coffee, indigo, hides, cacao, sugar, logwood, and india-rubber are the principal exports.
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