Definitions
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- adjective having a dark color
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Examples
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Police say the victim was approaching the intersection on his bicycle when someone in a dark-colored vehicle opened fire, striking the teen.
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Achieving Noir-Sexy Swimming Pool Water iStockPhoto Tint the pool's base with paint, cement or dark-colored tile.
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Symptoms can include: low-grade fever, lack of appetite, nausea, abdominal pain, dark-colored urine, yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice), and feeling of sickness and tiredness.
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Police say the victim was approaching the intersection on his bicycle when someone in a dark-colored vehicle opened fire, striking the teen.
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• U.S. anti-drug agents shot in roadside attack in Mexico; one dead: Two agents were traveling in a dark-colored SUV on the highway between Monterrey and the Mexican capital when they were fired upon.
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He wore his platinum-colored hair cut short, with spectacles and a dark-colored suit.
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The acai berry is a grape-sized dark-colored fruit eaten commonly in Brazil as well as other countries in the Amazon region.
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The acai berry is a grape-sized dark-colored fruit eaten commonly in Brazil as well as other countries in the Amazon region.
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Maybe someone told him to wear a dark-colored suit that would show up better on TV, but he asserted his right to be different and choose his own clothes.
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The vehicle identification number on the 1993 dark-colored Nissan Pathfinder had been removed from the dashboard, but it was stamped on the engine and axle.
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