bicoloured
Having two hues
Bicoloured describes something having two distinct colours, typically in a pattern where each colour occupies a defined area rather than blending together.
The term appears in descriptions of animals, plants, flags, and designed objects.
The bicoloured cat had a white chest and orange back.
This is the British spelling; Americans write it bicolored.
Having two distinct colors
- dichromaticHaving two colors
- half-and-halfMixed dairy for coffee
- piedHaving patchy coloring
- piebaldIrregularly two-colored
skewbald · harlequin · parti-colored · calico · pinto · brindle · dappled · checkered
Winged insect from caterpillar
- orchidShowy tropical flower
- tulipBulbous spring flower
- pansyOrnamental garden flower
- magpieChattering corvid, loves shinies
puffin · orca · zebra · skunk · badger · clownfish · kingfisher · penguin
Mutually supplying lacks
- juxtapositionAdjacent contrasting placement
- interplayReciprocal action between things
- counterpointSimultaneous independent melodies
- polarityState of opposing forces
harmony · balance · split · division · demarcation · boundary · gradient · transition
two-tone
Having two distinct colors
- dichromaticHaving two colors
- half-and-halfMixed dairy for coffee
- piedHaving patchy coloring
piebald · skewbald · harlequin · parti-colored · calico · pinto · brindle · dappled · checkered · striped
butterfly
Winged insect from caterpillar
magpie · puffin · orca · zebra · skunk · badger · clownfish · kingfisher · penguin · ladybird
complementary
Mutually supplying lacks
- juxtapositionAdjacent contrasting placement
- interplayReciprocal action between things
- counterpointSimultaneous independent melodies
polarity · harmony · balance · split · division · demarcation · boundary · gradient · transition · blending
flag
Cloth symbol or signal
uniform · emblem · insignia · banner · heraldry · blazon · cockade · ribbon · sash · trim
bicolouredmonochrome
Single-color rendering
monochromatic · unicolored · plain · multicoloured · multicolored