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multi-colored

ADJECTIVE
  1. having sections or patches colored differently and usually brightly
    a jester dressed in motley
    a particolored dress
    the painted desert
    pied daisies
    a piebald horse

How To Use multi-colored In A Sentence

  • Two multi-colored gold and mother-of-pearl rococo nécessaires, each fitted with gold sewing implements in the rim and in a gold-mounted mother-of-pearl tray, the cover of one featuring a courting couple, of the other, a pastoral couple.
  • As far as I know, ‘Auntie ‘did nothing all day but sit in a rocker and crochet multi-colored shawls and comforters and stuff like that.’
  • These brownies I'd made then had pretzel sticks of various sizes and shapes sticking out of them at various angles with multi-colored gumdrops at the free end of those sticks, in fact.
  • Makers of the mini sugar-coated, multi-colored chocolates called Smarties are replacing the tube-shaped packet used for almost 70 years with a hexagonal pack, the company said Friday.
  • His vision no longer impeded, Sid looked down at the board, ablaze with multi-colored lights.
  • Within the cradle of the metal leaf covering was an array of multi-colored lights, each panel serving a different purpose.
  • Multi-colored bags and warm-ups litter the pool deck and individual teams cluster around the natatorium.
  • Now, as another historical note, when I was a kid the most popular kind of lights were the big-bulb multi-colored ones, which didn't really have much class, but sure prettied up the living room.
  • The watery theme continues with multi-colored shells in blue and green hues on the ceiling and windowed walls covered in a mirror material that's been antiqued to somewhat successfully resemble seawater.
  • The scientists had their backs turned to the door and were inspecting a cupboard full of flasks and vials holding multi-colored liquids.
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