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Date:
1300-1400
Language:
French
Origin:
ocre, from
Latin
ochra, from
Greek
ochros
'yellow, pale'
ochre
noun
Related topics:
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,
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o‧chre
British English
; ocher
American English
[
uncountable
]
1
TI
a type of reddish-yellow earth used in paints
2
CC
the reddish-yellow colour of ochre
—
ochre
adjective
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