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Colourdy 

The word ''colourdy'' generally refers to a pleasant scene consisting of many different colours. These colours are bold and vibrant and work well together. To be classified ''colourdy'' something must have at least 5 different colours on it. The most important characteristic about something being colourdy is it must look extremly nice. Many items can be called colourdy. Clothes are the most common example of this. However almost anything can be known as colourdy as long as it follows the discription.
Colourdy markers Colourdy clothes Colourdy hair Colourdy nail varnish Colourdy picture
Colourdy by Colourdy April 7, 2009
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Double Coloured Easter Bear 

A Double Coloured Easter Bear is when someone dresses up as Pudsy the bear (furry)
Connor is a Double Coloured Easter Bear

coloured 

A mixed race person or people, especially if the mix includes African and European, or an adjective describing these people. Can be either a recent mixture with parents or grandparents of different races, or members of old mixed race groups like the Cape Coloureds of South Africa or the Rehobothers of Namibia. It is not derogatory or perjorative per se, but may be used that way by those who disapprove of racial mixing. Used throughout Anglophone Sub-Saharan Africa, from Colonial British English.
The Coloureds of Zambia are usually the children or grandchildren of British and Zambian couples, while the Cape Coloureds of South Africa are the descendants of mixing involving Dutch, Khoisan, Indonesian and Bantu going back over two centuries.
coloured by MikeMelungeon May 31, 2011

colourway 

A term, used by trainer fashionistas, to describe a particular colour combination used in the design of an item of footwear. Also used by said cognoscenti to identify those in the know (obsessive seakers of elusive, very limited colourways) from mere mortals (those foolish enough to buy any old mass-produced colourway).

This word can, I reckon, be applied to any article, or item that is available in a variety of colour combinations.
"If you didn't already know about the super-limited Futura colourways on the new Bathing Ape ***** you don't deserve to own them."
colourway by I-am-wolf February 27, 2003

Colourbetical 

As in alphabetical and numerical.Objects in colourbetical order are put in order of their colour, often by tone or similarities with other colours in the selection. These are often in a line or group and should give off a similar effect to the colours of the rainbow when fully arranged. Colourbetical order is generally applied to rows of colouring crayons or pens, fabrics or sheets of paper in shops to make them more appealing.
Girl 1: 'Excuse me, can you put that orange pen back in colourbetical order please?'

Girl 2: 'What?'

Girl1: 'It was between the red and the yellow before and you put it between the purple and blue. It doesn't look right'.

Girl 2: 'Oh. Ok.'

Cape Coloureds 

A small race of people with mixed skin colour, referred to as coloureds in South Africa. NB: This is a non-racist term.

Cape coloureds are found in Cape Town especially and are wonderfully vibrant, strong people. A typical Cape coloured speaks fluent 'Kombuis'(kitchen) Afrikaans; this is the informal more English version on Afrikaans.

They have notible accents, never ever get on their bad side. If you ever meet a bitchy coloured girl or a sleazy coloured guy, you'll know why. They are the toughest race on the planet and can 'wys' you just like that.
An English accent: I like to got to Paris but I think it's just a phase I'll grow out of.

A typical Cape Coloured accent: I lyke to goh to Parr-ACE but I think is jus a f-ACE I'll groh out of.
Cape Coloureds by Marie February 11, 2005

woes-coloured glasses 

If someone sees things through woes-coloured glasses, they see things as being worse than they really are. Overly pessimistic view of things. Expecting the worst possible outcome. The opposite of rose-coloured glasses. Also spelled woes-colored glasses.
He's fearful and pessimistic of the future that he sees through woes-coloured glasses.