permanent dye
noun
A dye which retains its colour for a long time, and will not quickly wash out or fade.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in James Smith (1775–1839), writer and humorist.
- Fremont
- French
- French 75
- French and English
- French and Indian War
- French angelfish
- French bean
- French bed
- French bedstead
- French berry
- French bit
- French blue
- French boiler
- French brace
- French brandy
- French bread
- French broom
- French brush
- French bulldog
- French Canadian
- French Canadianism
- French canvas
- French casement
- French chalk
- French clock