Yellow

What do we mean by yellow?

The hue of that portion of the visible spectrum lying between orange and green, evoked in the human observer by radiant energy with wavelengths of approximately 570 to 590 nanometers; any of a group of colors of a hue resembling that of ripe lemons and varying in lightness and saturation; one of the subtractive primaries; one of the psychological primary hues. noun

A pigment or dye having this hue. noun

Something that has this hue. noun

The yolk of an egg. noun

Gold. Used formerly by prospectors. noun

Any of various plant diseases characterized by yellow or yellowish discoloration of the leaves and caused by phytoplasmas that are transmitted by insects or by certain viruses. noun

Of the color yellow. adjective

Having a yellow-brown skin color. adjective

Of or being a person of Asian origin. adjective

Cowardly. adjective

To make or become yellow. transitive & intransitive verb

To render yellow.

To become yellow; grow yellow.

As originally applied to journalism, indecently sensational; in general, sensational; morbid; decadent. See yellow journal.

An acid coal-tar color of the monoazo type prepared by combining diazotized meta-sulphanilic acid with diphenyl amine. It dyes wool orange-yellow in an acid bath. noun

Same as yellow, 1 . noun

Same as diphenylamine-orange (which see, under orange). noun

Of a color resembling that of gold, butter, etc. See II.

The colour of gold, butter, or a lemon; the colour obtained by mixing green and red light, or by subtracting blue from white light.

The intermediate light in a set of three traffic lights, the illumination of which indicates that drivers should stop short of the intersection if it is safe to do so.

One of the colour balls used in snooker, with a value of 2 points.

(pocket billiards) One of two groups of object balls, or a ball from that group, as used in the principally British version of pool that makes use of unnumbered balls (the (yellow(s) and red(s)); contrast stripes and solids in the originally American version with numbered balls).

A yellow card.

Any of various pierid butterflies of the subfamily Coliadinae, especially the yellow coloured species. Compare sulphur.

The person you would die for, someone who has done so much for you and is the sunshine in your life Urban Dictionary

Happiness, solid sunshine, that summa mood, hundreds of sunflowers, pigtails, lemonade on a hot day, banana ice cream, little golden books, sun showers, pixie dust, dandelions, new crayons, ducklings, ukuleles, carelessly dancing, big smiles, long nights of laughter, inside jokes, handwritten notes, new clothes, sand, prayers, love Urban Dictionary

A “yellow” is someone who makes you happy. they make your days brighter and worth living. Urban Dictionary

To be cowardly, or a pussy Urban Dictionary

A word meaning a pussy or pacifist. Used in the novel "The Catcher In The Rye". Urban Dictionary

Someone who is very important to you someone who makes you happy Urban Dictionary

Yellow is another word for "hello". Urban Dictionary

Street name for the prescription drug Norco. Urban Dictionary

A color that is not as appreciated as it should be. yellow (imo) is the best color on the color wheel. it is very vibrant and bright and just really fun to look at. yellows are the life and soul of the party, they are sociable, expressive, very imaginative and enthusiastic. i love yellow. Urban Dictionary

To be in a good mood happiness Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to yellow:
yellow, fellow, mellow, bellow, pellow, yello, kellow, hellow, dellow.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word yellow:
perch, peril, fever, petals, stripe, stripes, pigment, yellowish, forewing, reddish, plumage, livery, flowers, underside, orange, purple, abdomen, spots, belly, whitish, hairs, pale, jacket, ribbon, colour, dots, throat, dorsal, darker, iris, violet, pink, epidemic, patches, colours, cab, blue, patch, fruit, background, flowering, color, basal, colors, flower, feathers, coloured, flesh, red, green, card, brown, scales, flags, shorts, apex, grey, tail, disc, shirt, dark, fruits, larvae, bright, cards, olive, black, pages, flag, brick, colored, legs, breast, subspecies, cream, edges, eyes, white, tip, submarine, virus, wings, pine, seeds, ray, diameter, logo, margin, spot, leaf, paint, costa, gray, jersey, adults, coat, skin, species, stem, cap.

Words that rhyme with yellow:
fellow, mellow, bellow, marshmallow, cello, jello, melo, othello, costello, montebello, morello, bedfellow, velo, bello, longfellow, monticello, pirandello, felloe, martello, otello, goodfellow, mello, castello, meloe, modelo, novello, jell-o, carmelo, tello, pocatello, belo, marcello, capello, celo, odd fellow, aiello, pellow, canelo, delo, anello, telo-, arguello, coelho, cabello, quello, marcelo, cuello, barcelo, botello, castelo, stringfellow, class fellow, deangelo, fiorello, teaching fellow, vitello, jagiello, agnello, borello, cappello, montello, tomasello, marinello, coello, jell o, torello, henry wadsworth longfellow, covello, rebelo, santangelo, bonello, kellow, mastrangelo, porcello, tamburello, botelho, rebello, sotelo, tumminello, ciriello, coviello, manganello, ravelo, rosello, borrello, darcangelo, manganiello, mauriello, militello, spinello, vitiello, cappiello, colangelo, demello, demelo, l o, minichiello, mondello, pisello, carabello.

Adjectives that are often used to describe yellow:
bright, pale, golden, light, deep, greenish, dark, dull, clear, red, brownish, reddish, rich, lemon, brilliant, white, pure, green, dirty, blue, orange, black, soft, canary, beautiful, colored, brown, sickly, creamy, warm, vivid, faint, whitish, intense, fine, grayish, transparent, paler, pink, tawny, dingy, greyish, deeper, thick, uniform, double, opaque, delicate, olive, imperial, plain, palest, primrose, cadmium, coloured, flesh, dusky, smooth, gray, brighter, saffron, darker, lighter, brightest, iris, sunny, lovely, rusty, pinkish, yellowish, purple, mandible, crimson.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective yellow:
fever, color, flowers, light, colour, hair, eyes, pine, pages, paper, precipitate, spots, leaves, sand, pigment, powder, ochre, teeth, orange, liquid, spot, line, clay, dress, silk, skin, face, pad, dog, corn, flame, virus, roses, brown, tint, star, flower, gold, metal, perch, atrophy, shirt, paint, house, crystals, lights, glow, dye, tinge, stripes, solution, peril, band, blossoms, fluid, journalism, dust, oil, robe, substance, hue, brick, flag, birch, epidemic, tape, jackets, legs, grass, leaf, ground, race, stripe, jacket, bird, background, bile, walls, fruit, oxide, green, pigments, river, head, rays, press, sands, sun, cloth, poplar, ribbon, bands, robes, stars.

Consonant match to yellow:
uli, yeller, ula, yola, eula, yowley, hughley, yalah, yuli, hugh le, hugh lee, hugh low, u le, u leu, u li, u lu, ulee, ya le, ya lo, yale a, yale he, yao li, ye lie, ye low, yee li, yell a, yell he, yell her, yi li, yo le, yo lo, you lay, you lie, yu li, yu lu.

Words that sound like yellow:
yellow, yello, yolo, ulo, jalo, yalo, welo, yli, yell, willow, yelp, yells, ula, yellows, yola, yel, uly, yelle, yellowed, uli, ulu, jael, yuli, jala, eula, yala, hughley, jali, yellowy, yelm, yali, yellower, you lie, yalie, yalu, yelk, yulee, yelt, jaala, wlo, yowley, hello, jello, helo, jell-o, jell o, mellow, cello, wallow, melo, mello, welly, velo, celo, rello, cielo, wellie, chelo, tello, kelo, relo, gelo, telo, kello, nello, aiello, kellow, zelo, selo, sello, wilo, nelo, vello, wela, weli, meloe, thelo, ial, yle, yul, -ial, yill, yil, hillo, hylo, culo, chillo, cillo, ewl, eul, guillot, collo, eule, ewo, joho, bulow, chiloe, -ule, euo, jaleo.