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the color your eyes evolved to see more shades of than any other
means The color between blue and yellow in the spectrum, the hue of grass and growing leaves — and, by extension, the state of being unripe, inexperienced, or newly arrived.
from From Old English 'grene,' which traces back through Proto-Germanic 'groniz' to a root meaning 'to grow' — the same family that gives us 'grass' and 'grow.' So at its heart, green isn't really a color word at all: it's the color of things that are growing, named for the act rather than the shade.
- eye favorite
- Humans distinguish more greens than any hue
- jealousy hue
- Shakespeare coined green-eyed monster envy
- go signal
- Means proceed worldwide, defying language barriers
- old paint
- Some Victorian greens contained deadly arsenic
- night vision
- Goggles glow green for max human sensitivity
green bay packers — nfl team from wisconsin, founded 1919, only publicly owned franchise in major us sports
green movement — german die grünen party, founded 1980, entered bundestag and shaped environmental policy across europe
green lantern — dc comics superhero with power ring, created 1940, multiple human hosts across decades