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Dye

Definition of Dye

  • 1. A usually soluble substance for staining or coloring e.g. fabrics or hair Noun
  • 2. Color with dye Verb

Synonyms for word "dye"

  • dyestuff

Semanticaly linked words with "dye"

  • acid dye
  • alizarin yellow
  • anil
  • indigo
  • indigotin
  • aniline dye
  • azo dye
  • basic color
  • basic colour
  • basic dye
  • chromophore
  • color
  • coloring material
  • colour
  • colouring material
  • blue
  • blueing
  • bluing
  • bromophenol blue
  • bromphenol blue
  • tetrabromo-phenolsulfonephthalein
  • bromothymol blue
  • bromthymol blue
  • cochineal
  • cyanine dye
  • direct dye
  • substantive dye
  • fluorescein
  • fluoresceine
  • fluorescent dye
  • resorcinolphthalein
  • fluorochrome
  • hair coloring
  • hair dye
  • tint
  • kendal
  • kendal green
  • lac dye
  • lead acetate
  • sugar of lead
  • archil
  • cudbear
  • orchil
  • quercitron
  • radiopaque dye
  • saffranine
  • safranin
  • safranine
  • tyrian purple
  • vat color
  • vat dye
  • woad
  • color
  • colour
  • discolor
  • discolour
  • bronze
  • stain
  • deep-dye
  • impress
  • yarn-dye
  • fast dye
  • double dye
  • hand-dye
  • piece-dye

Hyponims for word "dye"

  • color
  • coloring material
  • colour
  • colouring material

Lexical Analysis for "dye"

  1. dyeing
    Noun
    derivation
    1
    1. the use of dye to change the color of something permanently
  2. dyer
    Noun
    derivation
    1
    1. someone whose job is to dye cloth
Words Rhyme with dye
  • deep-dye
  • hand-dye
  • piece-dye
  • tie-dye
  • yarn-dye
Etymology for dye
  • etymology bedye
  • etymology dyeable
  • etymology dyehouse
  • etymology dyeless
  • etymology dyelike
  • etymology dyestuff
  • etymology dyewood
  • etymology overdye
  • etymology redye
  • etymological origin of deie
  • is derived from dye-house
  • is derived from dye-line
  • is derived from dyeable
  • is derived from dyed
  • is derived from dyed-in-the-wool
  • is derived from dyeing
  • is derived from dyer
  • is derived from dyery
  • is derived from dyes
  • is derived from dyester
  • is derived from dyestuff
  • is derived from dyewood
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