well-hued
/ˌwɛlˈhjuːd/adjective
Having a strong, deep, or healthy colour (literal and figurative ); vivid.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in The English Conquest of Ireland. From well + hued.
- post-historical
- post-history
- posthitis
- post hoc
- postholder
- posthole
- post-holocaust
- posthoplasty
- post horn
- post-horse
- post-house
- post-human
- post-humanism
- posthumanism
- post-humanist
- posthumate
- posthumeral
- posthumous
- posthumously
- post-hypnotic
- post-hypnotic suggestion
- post-Ibsen
- postical
- postiche
- posticous