What are adjectives for color?

Answer 1

The word color is a noun and may be considered an adjective or noun adjunct (color TV, color wheel). There is also a verb "to color" and actual colors are nouns.

The past tense and past participle of to color (colored) is also an adjective.

* Colors, such as red and blue, are nouns used alone, adjectives when used before nouns.

Answer 2

Simile : Like a splodge of blood

Metaphor : A colour of red is a jug of blood

Answer 3

adjectives are describing words, and colors describe things so yes, they are adjectives as the red ball).

Answer 4

Yes, words for colours are both nouns as well as adjectives.

The word for the color is a noun:

• I saw a bear. It was BROWN.

When the word for the color is placed before the noun to describe the noun, it's an adjective:

• I saw a BROWN bear.

Answer 5

The word 'color' is both a noun (color, colors) and a verb (color, colors, coloring, colored). Examples:

Noun: We'll paint the living room and the hallway the same color.

Verb: It's time to color my hair before the roots become too visible.

A word for a color (red, blue, green, etc.) are both a noun and an adjective; for example:

Noun: My favorite color is red.

Adjective: That's why I chose the red car.

Answer 6

No. I wouldn't say so. think of numbers and letters. are they abstract? no but they are still nouns, right?

Answer 7

it is a cat that has no friends

Answer 8

bright