colored

As nouns the difference between colored and colores

is that colored is a colored person while colores is archaic form of lang=en|nodot=t; plural of lang=en nocap=t.

As an adjective colored

is having a particular color or kind of color.

As a verb colored

is past tense of color.

As nouns the difference between colored and colorer

is that colored is a colored person while colorer is one who colors.

As an adjective colored

is having a particular or kind of color.

As a verb colored

is (color).

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and colored

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while colored is a colored person.

As an adjective colored is

having a particular or kind of color.

As a verb colored is

(color).

As adjectives the difference between colored and anticolored

is that colored is having a particular or kind of color while anticolored is (dated) opposing colored people (those with black skin).

As a noun colored

is a colored person.

As a verb colored

is (color).

As adjectives the difference between colored and uncolorable

is that colored is having a particular or kind of color while uncolorable is (mathematics|of a graph or map) that cannot be colored with fewer than a specified number of colors.

As a noun colored

is a colored person.

As a verb colored

is (color).

As adjectives the difference between colored and noncolored

is that colored is having a particular color or kind of color while noncolored is not colored.

As a noun colored

is a colored person.

As a verb colored

is past tense of color.

As nouns the difference between colored and eyering

is that colored is a colored person while eyering is a colored circle around the eye of a bird.

As an adjective colored

is having a particular or kind of color.

As a verb colored

is (color).