Feature in black and white doubly
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CROSSWORDINANEWSPAPERFeature in black and white, doubly
ONPAPERIn black and white.
APPALOOSAMount in black and white
HOLSTEINCOWLower in black and white
JOLLYROGERWaver in black and white
ORCAKiller in black and white
SILHOUETTEFigure in black and white
OREOBite in black and white
CHARCOALSKETCHDrawing in black and white
ARROWDirector in black and white
ZANEGrey in black and white
OREOIt comes in black and white
LINECUTPhotoengraving in solid black and white
DEEPSChasms in the Black and White
TUXIt comes in black and white
ANSELFirst name in black-and-white photography
MIMESPerformers in black-and-white striped shirts
NUNSThey may be in black-and-white
METSPlayers in blue, white, orange, and black
WESTERNHEROWhite-hat wearer in black-and-white
OREOBlack-and-white item in a sleeve
COPOne may come in a black-and-white
FLYERProfessional hockey player in orange, black, and white
BIGOTOne who sees everything in black and white?
STARIt's black, white and read in Kansas City
TOTOPooch in black-and-white and then color
TEADrink available in black, white, green and red
ZELIGTitle role in a 1983 black-and-white film
SPYVSSPYStrip since 1961 that's printed in black and white
STARIn K.C. it's black and white and read all over
colouriseto add colour to (a film made in black and white)
colourizeto add colour to (a film made in black and white)
colourisingCOLOURISE, to add colour to (a film made in black and white)
colourisedCOLOURISE, to add colour to (a film made in black and white)
colourizesCOLOURIZE, to add colour to (a film made in black and white)
colourizingCOLOURIZE, to add colour to (a film made in black and white)
colourizedCOLOURIZE, to add colour to (a film made in black and white)
colourisesCOLOURISE, to add colour to (a film made in black and white)
ARTYLike a subtitled black-and-white movie in which everyone smokes and wears sunglasses
coloursThe use of all colors, not only black, white, and gray, in photography or television