Another word for green
green
modif.
Of the color green
greenish, virid, virescent.
Hues of green include: emerald, sage, vert, verdant, verdigris, malachite, beryl, aquamarine, chartreuse, lime, kelly, glaucous, olive drab, Mittler's green, Prussian green, bronze-green, Lincoln green, yellow-green, blue-green, bottle-green, pea-green, sea-green, apple-green, grass-green, forest-green, spinach-green, moss-green, pine-green, Nile green, olive-green, jade, Oriental emerald, Oriental aquamarine, viridian, turquoise, Veronese green.
Verdant
foliate, growing, leafy, bosky, sprouting, visculent, pullulating, grassy, grass-grown, burgeoning, flourishing, lush.
Immature
young, growing, unripe, maturing, developing, half-formed, half-baked, fresh, sappy.
Inexperienced
youthful, callow, raw; see inexperienced.
Pale, usually from illness, envy, or jealousy
green
n.
A color
greenness, verdure, virescence, emerald, chlorophyll, verdantness, greenhood, viridity.
A grass plot
bills, paper money, greenbacks; see money 1.
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Another word for green
A tract of cultivated land belonging to and used by a community:
common. See group- (Slang)
Something, such as coins or printed bills, used as a medium of exchange:
cash, currency, lucre, money. (Informal) wampum. (Slang) bread, cabbage, dough, gelt, jack, lettuce, long green, mazuma, moola, scratch. (Chiefly British) brass. See money
Being in an early period of growth or development:
immature, infant, juvenile, young, youthful. See youthLacking experience and the knowledge gained from it:
inexperienced, inexpert, raw, uninitiate, uninitiated, unpracticed, unseasoned, untried, unversed. See ability
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