multicoloured

adjective

having many colours

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Examples from the Web for multicoloured

Historical Examples

The morning was beautiful and fresh when we stood on the verandah, and the lagoon was like a sheet of multicoloured glass.
The Trembling of a Leaf
William Somerset Maugham
Frank, the dog, became the proud but worried mother of five puppies, all multicoloured like himself.
The Wrong Twin
Harry Leon Wilson
Away over the plain a dust cloud was moving, and behind it the multicoloured hides of a considerable herd of cattle.
John Ames, Native Commissioner
Bertram Mitford
The Germans call the British army "a multicoloured travelling circus."
The Childrens' Story of the War, Volume 1 (of 10)
James Edward Parrott
A tiny Christmas tree stood on a table in a corner, glistening with lights and multicoloured paper festoons.
The Soul of a Child
Edwin Bjorkman

multicoloured

Examples from the Web for multicoloured

Historical Examples

The morning was beautiful and fresh when we stood on the verandah, and the lagoon was like a sheet of multicoloured glass.

Frank, the dog, became the proud but worried mother of five puppies, all multicoloured like himself.

Away over the plain a dust cloud was moving, and behind it the multicoloured hides of a considerable herd of cattle.

The Germans call the British army "a multicoloured travelling circus."

A tiny Christmas tree stood on a table in a corner, glistening with lights and multicoloured paper festoons.