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Very Light Colors Have Been Placed on a Dark Background List of Standard Color Names (Very light colors have been placed on a dark background) Air Force blue Copper rose Gray Mountbatten pink Royal azure Alice blue Coquelicot Gray-asparagus Mulberry Royal blue (traditional) Alizarin Coral Green (color wheel) (X11 green) Mustard Royal blue (web) Almond Coral pink Green (HTML/CSS green) Myrtle Royal fuchsia Amaranth Coral red Green (pigment) MSU Green Royal purple Amaranth cerise Cordovan Green (RYB) Nade pink Ruby Amaranth deep purple Corn Green-yellow Napier Green Ruddy Amaranth magenta Cornsilk Grullo Naples yellow Ruddy brown Amaranth pink Cornflower blue Guppie green Navajo white Ruddy pink Amaranth purple Cosmic latte Lavender (color) Navy Blue Rufous Amber Cotton candy Han blue Neon fuchsia Russet Amber (SAE/ECE) Cream Han purple Non-photo blue Rust American rose Crimson Hansa yellow Ochre Sacramento State green Amethyst Crimson glory Harlequin Office green Saddle brown Android Green Cyan Harvard crimson Old Gold Safety orange (blaze orange) Anti-flash white Cyan (process) Hazel Old Lace Saffron Antique fuchsia Dandelion Heliotrope Old lavender St. Patrick's blue Antique white Dark blue Hollywood cerise Old mauve Salmon Ao Dark brown Honeydew Old rose Salmon pink Ao (English) Dark byzantium Hooker's green Olive Sand Apple blue Dark candy apple red Hot magenta Olive Drab (web) (Olive Drab #3) Sand dune Apple green Dark cerulean Hot pink Olive Drab #7 Sandstorm Apricot Dark champagne Hunter green Olivine Sandy brown Aqua Dark chestnut Iceberg (color) Onyx Sandy taupe Aquamarine Dark coral Icterine Opera mauve Sangria Army green Dark cyan India green Orange (color wheel) Sap green Arsenic Dark electric blue Indian yellow Orange (RYB) Sapphire Arylide yellow Dark goldenrod Indigo (dye) Orange (web color) Satin sheen gold Ash grey Dark green Indigo (web) Orange peel Scarlet Asparagus Dark jungle green International Klein Blue Orange-red School bus yellow Atomic tangerine Dark khaki International orange Orchid Sea green Auburn Dark lava Iris Oxford Blue Seal brown Aureolin Dark lavender Isabelline OU Crimson Red Seashell AuroMetalSaurus Dark magenta Islamic green Pale amaranth pink Selective yellow Azure (color wheel) Dark midnight blue Ivory Pale blue Sepia Azure (web) (Azure mist) Dark orange Jasper Pale brown Shamrock green Baby blue Dark pastel green Jazzberry jam Pale carmine Shocking pink Baby pink Dark pink Jonquil Pale cerulean Sienna Ball Blue Dark powder blue June bud Pale chestnut Silver Battleship grey Dark raspberry Jungle green Pale copper Sinopia Beige Dark red Kelly green Pale cornflower blue Skobeloff Bistre Dark salmon Khaki (HTML/CSS) (Khaki) Pale gold Sky blue Bittersweet Dark scarlet Khaki (X11) (Light khaki) Pale magenta Sky magenta Black Dark sienna La Salle Green Pale pink Slate gray Bleu de France Dark slate gray Languid lavender Pale red-violet Smalt (Dark powder blue) Blond Dark spring green Lapis lazuli Pale robin egg blue Smokey topaz Blue Dark tan Lava Pale silver Smoky black Blue (pigment) Dark tangerine Lavender (floral) Pale spring bud Snow Blue (RYB) Dark taupe Lavender (web) Pale taupe Spiro Disco Ball Blue-green Dark terra cotta Lavender blue Palatinate blue Splashed white Blue-violet Dark turquoise Lavender blush Palatinate purple Spring bud Bole Dark violet Lavender gray Pansy purple Spring green Bondi blue Dartmouth green Lavender indigo Papaya whip Steel blue Boston University Red Davy's grey Lavender magenta Paris Green Stil de grain yellow Brandeis Blue Deep aqua Lavender mist Pastel green Straw Brass Deep carmine Lavender pink Pastel pink Sunglow Brick red Deep carmine pink Lavender purple Payne's grey Sunset Bright cerulean Deep carrot orange Lavender rose Peach Tan Bright green Deep cerise Lawn green Peach-orange Tangelo Bright lavender Deep champagne Lemon Peach puff Tangerine Bright maroon Deep chestnut Lemon chiffon Peach-yellow Tangerine yellow Bright pink Deep fuchsia Light apricot Pear Taupe Bright turquoise Deep jungle green Light blue Pearl Taupe gray Bright ube Deep lilac Light brown Peridot Tea green Brilliant lavender Deep magenta Light carmine pink Periwinkle Tea rose (orange) Brilliant rose Deep peach Light coral Persian blue Tea rose (rose) Brink pink Deep pink Light cornflower blue Persian green Teal British racing green Deep saffron Light cyan Persian indigo Teal blue Bronze Deep sky blue Light fuchsia pink Persian orange Tenna (Tawny) Brown (traditional) Denim Light gray Persian red Terra cotta Brown (web) Desert Light khaki Persian pink Thistle Bubble gum Desert sand Light mauve Persian rose Thulian pink Buff Dim gray Light pink Persimmon Tickle Me Pink Bulgarian rose Dodger blue Light sea green Phthalo blue Tiffany Blue Burgundy Dollar bill Light salmon Phthalo green Tiger's eye Burnt orange Dogwood Rose Light salmon pink Piggy pink Timberwolf Burnt sienna Drab Light sky blue Pine green Titanium yellow Burnt umber Duke blue Light slate gray Pink Tomato Byzantine Earth yellow Light Thulian pink Pink-orange Torch red Byzantium Ecru Light yellow Pink pearl Tropical rain forest Cadet blue Eggplant Lilac Pistachio Tumbleweed Cadmium Green Eggshell Lime (color wheel) Platinum Turkish Rose Cadmium Orange Egyptian blue Lime (web) (X11 green) Plum (web) Turquoise Cadmium Red Electric blue Lime green Portland Orange Turquoise blue Cadmium Yellow Electric crimson Linen Powder blue (web) Tuscan red Cambridge Blue Electric cyan Liver Princeton Orange Twilight lavender Camel Electric green Lust Prussian blue Tyrian purple Camouflage green Electric indigo Magenta Psychedelic purple Ube Canary yellow Electric lavender Magenta (dye) Puce UFO Green Candy apple red Electric lime Magenta (process) Pumpkin Ultramarine Candy pink Electric purple Magic mint Purple (HTML/CSS) Ultramarine blue Capri Electric ultramarine Magnolia Purple (X11) Ultra pink Caput mortuum Electric violet Mahogany Purple Heart Umber Cardinal Emerald Maize Purple mountain majesty United Nations blue Carmine Eton blue Majorelle Blue Purple taupe Upsdell red Carmine pink Fallow Malachite Radical Red Urobilin Carmine red Falu red Maroon (HTML/CSS) Raspberry UP Forest green Carnation pink Fandango Maroon (X11) Raspberry glace UP Maroon Carnelian Fashion fuchsia Mauve Raspberry pink Gold Carolina blue Fawn Mauve taupe Raspberry rose Venetian red Caribbean green Feldgrau Maya blue Raw umber Verdigris Carrot orange Fern green Meat brown Razzle dazzle rose Vermilion Ceil Ferrari Red Medium aquamarine Razzmatazz Violet Celadon Field drab Medium blue Red Violet (color wheel) Celestial blue Firebrick Medium candy apple red Red (pigment) Violet (web) Cerise Fire engine red Medium carmine Red (RYB) Violet (RYB) Cerise pink Flame Medium champagne Red-brown Viridian Cerulean Flamingo pink Medium electric blue Red-violet Vivid auburn Cerulean blue Flavescent Medium jungle green Redwood Vivid burgundy Chamoisee Flax Medium lavender magenta Rich black Vivid cerise Champagne Folly Medium Persian blue Rich brilliant lavender Vivid tangerine Charcoal Forest green (traditional) Medium purple Rich carmine Vivid violet Chartreuse (traditional) Forest green (web) Medium red-violet Rich electric blue Warm black Chartreuse (web) French Beige Medium sea green Rich lavender Wenge Cherry blossom pink French Rose Medium spring bud Rich maroon Wheat Chestnut Fuchsia Medium spring green Rifle green White Chocolate Fuchsia Pink Medium taupe Robin egg blue White smoke Chrome yellow Fulvous Medium turquoise Rose Wild blue yonder Cinereous Gamboge Midnight blue Rose Ebony Wild Strawberry Cinnabar Ghost white Midnight green (eagle green) Rose Gold Wild Watermelon Cinnamon Glaucous Mikado yellow Rose Madder Wisteria Citrine Gold (metallic) Mint green Rose pink Xanadu Classic rose Gold (web) (Golden) Misty rose Rose quartz Yale Blue Cobalt Golden brown Moccasin Rose taupe Yellow Columbia blue Golden poppy Mode Beige Rose vale Yellow (process) Cool black Golden yellow Moonstone blue Rosewood Yellow (RYB) Cool grey Goldenrod Mordant red Rosso corsa Yellow-green Copper Granny Smith Apple Moss green Rosy brown Zaffre.
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