displaying a deep, rich, and dark shade of green that is often associated with the color used on the livery of Brunswick trains in the United Kingdom
having a deep, rich shade of green that resembles the color of pine trees and forests
of a yellowish-green color resembling the color of the sap from a maple tree
having a dark, muted shade of green that resembles the color of evergreen trees and is often associated with hunting
having a shade of green that is often associated with the Islamic religion and culture
having a pale, grayish-green color resembling the color of dried sage leaves
grayish-green in color
having a shade of green that is commonly associated with the national flag of Pakistan
displaying a muted, olive green color that is often used in military uniforms and equipment
of a yellowish-green color resembling the color of a fern plant
having a deep, dark shade of green that is reminiscent of the color of lush, evergreen foliage found in nature
having a dark, cool shade of green resembling the color of pine trees
having a vibrant, neon-like green color that is highly saturated and often associated with a fluorescent or glowing appearance
having a vibrant and intense green color that is reminiscent of the pigment used in artist's paints
having a dark green color that is commonly associated with military uniforms and equipment
having a bright and vivid yellow-green color reminiscent of the color of new growth in springtime
having a deep and lush green color, evoking the rich tones found in the dense foliage of tropical jungles
displaying a bright and vivid shade of green resembling the color of the leaves of the clover plant
displaying a medium to dark green color with a slightly yellowish or grayish tone, resembling the color of moss
having a bright, vibrant shade of green that resembles the color of fresh grass and foliage
of a bright, highly saturated green pigment often used in painting and other visual arts
having a bright green color
having the color of fresh grass or most plant leaves
having a dull, grayish-green
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