forest green

noun

1. Lincoln green.

Other Words From

• forest-green adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of forest green¹

First recorded in 1800–10

Example Sentences

It’s an affordable and beautifully designed Timex, designed with a forest green band, matching face, and durable stainless-steel case.

From Outside Online

The cover is green linen with the title printed in forest green letters, A Field Guide to Western Birds.

From The Daily Beast

The cloaks are gay in color—forest-green, red, bright blue; in shape something like the well-known "Shaker" cloaks.

From Project Gutenberg

He wore a hunting-shirt of forest green, fringed with faded yellow, and a summer cap of skins which had been shorn of their fur.

From Project Gutenberg

He bowed his head in the doorway, and they saw beyond him the winding aisles of the forest—green and white, the dusk creeping in.

From Project Gutenberg

He was not too surprised to see the man in forest green prodding at the bodies of the fighting units.

From Project Gutenberg

The whole swing can be painted with a forest green color which is very suitable for summer outdoor furniture.

From Project Gutenberg