Noun:

कळस, औषधी वनस्पती, पाताळ वर्ण, हिबिस्कस,

Adjective:

फिकट लाल,

pinks's Usage Examples:

In the 1730s pinks were used in cross-Atlantic voyages to bring Palatinate immigrants to America.

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motif in various color palettes, combining blacks with pinks, purples, magentas and ultramarine (e.

after losing a rematch to Spinks the following year, but made repeated comebacks.

These include, for example, setting up Pentecost trees (pinksterkroon), that have the same origin as the maypoles.

formerly used in the Newfoundland fisheries; also known as a pinkstern or chebec.

Robert La Follette as “visionaries, ne’er do wells, parlor pinks, reds, hyphenates [Americans with divided allegiance], soft handed agriculturalists and.

Due to their exoskeleton and method of growth, salmon pinks, like many invertebrates, regularly moult out of their old skin (ecdysis).

By the 1960s, she had moved into paler colors such as pinks, grays, beiges and greens not contrasting strongly and more influence from Expressionism.

Charley and his followers, decorated with pinkster blummies (azaleas), led a parade up Albany's State Street.

Spinks by 256 votes in the Cypress constituency.

He initially followed his teacher John Crome in producing works with soft greys and pinks, in a style similar to that of Crome's Back of the New Mills (c.

poeticus, the poet"s daffodil, poet"s narcissus, nargis, pheasant"s eye, findern flower or pinkster lily, was one of the first daffodils to be cultivated.

Synonyms:

chromatic, pinkish,

Antonyms:

ill health, colorlessness, achromatic,