muscade
noun
mus·cade
ˌməˈskād
plural -s
: a light brown that is stronger and slightly yellower than blush and redder, lighter, and stronger than cork
called also woodland rose
Word History
Etymology
French, nutmeg, from Middle French (nois) muscade, from Old French
- complementarinesses
- complementarities
- complementarity
- complementary
- complementary afterimage
- complementary air
- complementary angles
- complementary cell
- complementary color
- complementary distribution
- complementary factor
- complementary function
- complementary gene
- complementary male
- complementary medicine
- complementary pit
- complementary wavelength
- complementation
- complementations
- complemented
- complementer
- complementers
- complementing
- complementiser
- complementizer