incarnadine             flesh-pink; blood-red.
fuscous                 brownish-gray in color.
kermes                  a red dye derived from dried females of a
                        scale insect, /Kermes ilices/, native to the
                        Mediterranean region.
cochineal               a dye similarly from /Dactylopius coccus/,
                        which lives on certain New World cacti.
lateritious             brick-colored.
aeneous                 bronze-colored.
bistre                  a brown pigment from wood soot.
puccoon                 one of certain plants producing a red dye.
fulvous                 yellow-brown or yellow-gray.
ponceau                 a bright red-orange color.
glaucous                light blue-green; covered with a silvery bloom.
orchil                  a violet substance obtained from certain lichens, 
                        chiefly /Roccella/ ssp.; a lichen yielding this dye.
peachblow               a pale purplish pink.
cudbear                 a violet dye obtained from certain lichens,
                        esp. /Lecanora tartarea/.
perse                   colored a deep shade of blue or purple.
anil                    a shrub, /Indigofera suffructicosa/, yielding indigo; 
                        the color indigo.
merle                   blue-gray with black markings, used esp. to
                        describe a dog's coat.
atroceruleous           blue-black.
fuliginous              sooty; soot-colored.
animal black            boneblack, ivory black, or similar pigments of
                        calcined animal matter.
lyard                   (Brit. dial.) white- or grey-streaked.
blae                    blue-gray or -black; bleak; sunless.
griseous                pearly gray.