| indigo |
a variable color averaging a dark grayish blue. A natural dye material of a deep blue color. Natural Indigo is perhaps the oldest dye known to man. The oldest historic texts speak of it, as in the colors chosen for the Tabernacle of the Arc of the Covenant. The oldest fragments of cloth are dyed with it. It was the original dye of the "Levi's" blue jeans, a trademark color for durability. Natural Indigo is one of the fastest dyes known to man and is the only natural blue dye of permanence. ...
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| indigo |
A plant used to make natural dye of a blue color.
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| indigo |
A plant that yields a blue vat dye.
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| indigo b. |
indigotin.
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| indigo c. |
indigotindisulfonate sodium.
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| indigo | shrub of West Indies and South America that is a source of indigo dye |
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| indigo | deciduous subshrub of southeastern Asia having pinnate leaves and clusters of red or purple flowers |
| indigo | a blue dye obtained from plants or made synthetically |
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