Colonial, ko-lo' -ne-al, a

pertaining to a colony. 132 COLPORTEUR ] colonizing; the state of being colonized. colonization. in; to migrate and settle in: v.n. to remove and settle in distant country. columns placed at certain intervals. See Column. parent one; the settlement so formed; a body of animals living, or of plants growing, together (L. colo, to till). date of publication, ., formerly at the end ofa book (Gr. the finish). tained from turpentine. (Colophon, in Asia Minor, where it was first obtained). insect, a native of S.-W. States of N. America, very destructive to the potato. colouring, or the state of being coloured. trills, ., to make a song agreeable [Mus.] able to give colour or tint to other bodies (L. color, andfacio, to make). at Rome, which was the largest in the world. See Colo us. which stood astride at the harbour of Rhodes, esteemed one of the seven wonders of the world(Gr.) colo us. tion; an emulsion of turpentine with the yolk of an egg(L.) conditions under which it is transmitted, which gives nobodies different appearances to the eye; the hue or appearance of a body to the eye, or a quality of sensation, caused by the rays of light; paint; pigment; appearance of blood in the face; appearance; false a show; pretence; kind; species; character: pl. a flag, ensign, or standard; abadge: v.a.to dye; to tinge; to paint; to stain; to palliate; to give a specious appearance to; to make plausible; to exaggerate: v.a. to turn red; to blush (L.) Primary colours loosely, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and, violet; strictly,red,green,and violet. Complementary colours those that are wanting to make up white. Prismatic, colours, those into which pure light is resolved when transmitted through a triangular gla prism. Watercolors, such as are used in painting without being mixed with oil. ablene ,kul'-ur-a-bl-nes, s. speciousne . Colourably kul'-ur-a-ble, ad. speciously; plausibly. of colour. or le colour-blind. brushes . than white or black; dark-complexioned; having a specious appearance. colour; the manner of applying colours; a specious appearance. ] Colorist, who excels kul in -ur-ist, giving s. the one proper who colours velours; to a his painter designs. tin gui shed by any hue; transparent. a Colourman, kul-ur-man, s. preparer and seller of colours. of a company. books, tracts, ., by colporteur. ing religious books, pamphlets, . (Fr. a hawker, Comb-brush, from collum, the neck, and por to, to carry). Comber, ried on the shoulders of two persons (L. collum). Comber,