About The Word Ocherous
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Ocherous
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What's The Definition Of Ocherous?Synonyms | Synonyms for Ocherous: Related Terms | Find terms related to Ocherous: apricot | aureate | auric | beige | buff | buff-yellow | canary | canary-yellow | carrot-colored | carroty | citron | citron-yellow | cream | creamy | ecru | fallow | flaxen | gilded | gilt | gold | gold-colored | golden | lemon | lemon-yellow | luteolous | lutescent | ocherish | ochery | ochreous | ochroid | ochrous | ochry | old gold | or | orange | orange-hued | orangeish | orange-red | orangey | peach | primrose | primrose-colored | primrose-yellow | pumpkin | reddish-orange | reddish-yellow | red-orange | saffron | saffron-colored | saffron-yellow | sallow | sand-colored | sandy | straw | straw-colored | tangerine | xanthic | xanthous | yellow | yellowish See Also | Ocherous In Webster's Dictionary \O"cher*ous\, Ochreous \O"chre*ous\, a. [Cf. F.
ocreux.]
Of or pertaining to ocher; containing or resembling ocher;
as, ocherous matter; ocherous soil.
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