A shade of violet
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WISTERIAA shade of violet.
LILACPale shade of violet
LILACViolet shade
MAUVEViolet shade
IRISBlue-violet shade
DOGSTOOTHA kind of violet.
PARMAA kind of violet.
WALLFLOWERCousin of a shrinking violet?
violaceousof a violet color; bluish-purple
SHYLYIn the manner of a shrinking violet
almandinesA kind of garnet with a violet tint
tanzanitesA blue or violet gem variety of zoisite, containing vanadium
tanzaniteA blue or violet gem variety of zoisite, containing vanadium
amethystsA precious stone consisting of a violet or purple variety of quartz
tanzanitea gemstone that exhibits blue, violet, or greenish color depending on the polarization of the light
tanzanitesTANZANITE, a gemstone that exhibits blue, violet, or greenish color depending on the polarization of the light
amethysta clear purple or bluish-violet variety of crystallized quartz that is often used as a jeweler's stone
saintpauliaa tropical African flowering plant of the genus Saintpaulia, commonly grown as a pot plant, the African violet
lepidolitea species of mica, of a lilac or rose-violet color, usually occurring in masses consisting of small scales
saintpauliasSAINTPAULIA, a tropical African flowering plant of the genus Saintpaulia, commonly grown as a pot plant, the African violet
lepidolitesLEPIDOLITE, a species of mica, of a lilac or rose-violet color, usually occurring in masses consisting of small scales
graylingsAn edible freshwater fish of Eurasia and North America that is silvery-gray with horizontal violet stripes and has a long, high dorsal fin
episciaany of a genus (Episcia) of tropical American herbs of the gesneriad family that have hairy foliage and are related to the African violet
ultraviolet(of electromagnetic radiation) Having a wavelength shorter than that of the violet end of the visible spectrum but longer than that of X-rays
dumortieriteA rare blue or violet mineral occurring typically as needles and fibrous masses in gneiss and schist. It consists of an aluminum and iron borosilicate
liriopeany of a genus (Liriope) of stemless Asian herbs of the lily family that are widely cultivated as ground cover for their grasslike leaves and small white, blue, or violet flowers
hostaany of a genus (Hosta) of Asian perennial herbaceous plants of the lily family with densely growing basal leaves and tall racemes of white or violet flowers called also funkia plantain lily
butterwortA carnivorous bog plant that has violet flowers borne above a rosette of yellowish-green greasy leaves that trap and digest small insects. It is native to both Eurasia and North America
butterwortsA carnivorous bog plant that has violet flowers borne above a rosette of yellowish-green greasy leaves that trap and digest small insects. It is native to both Eurasia and North America