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Full of or characterized by colour (literal and figurative); colourful.

Colossus.

Extremely large or great.

The fact or quality of being colossal; hugeness; greatness.

Of the nature of a colossus; colossal; huge.

A large theatre, cinema, or stadium.

The name since medieval times of the amphitheatrum flavium, a vast amphitheatre in rome, begun c.75 ad.

A statue that is much bigger than life size.

Plural of colossus

A native or inhabitant of colossae, an ancient city of phrygia, especially a member of the early christian community there.

Of or relating to colossae, especially the early christian community there; of or belonging to the colossians.

A native or inhabitant of colossae, an ancient city of phrygia, especially a member of the early christian community there.

Of or relating to colossae, especially the early christian community there; of or belonging to the colossians.

Colossus.

A statue that is much bigger than life size.

A statue that is much bigger than life size.

Plural of colossus

A surgical operation in which the colon is shortened to remove a damaged part and the cut end diverted to an opening in the abdominal wall.

A surgical operation in which the colon is shortened to remove a damaged part and the cut end diverted to an opening in the abdominal wall.

Of or relating to colostrum or the secretion of colostrum; of the nature of colostrum.

= colostral .

Of the nature of or containing colostrum.

The first secretion from the mammary glands after giving birth, rich in antibodies.

The operation or process of cutting through the wall of the colon; an instance of this; an incision into the colon. in early use: specifically = "colostomy"(now rare).

The operation or process of cutting through the wall of the colon; an instance of this; an incision into the colon. in early use: specifically = "colostomy"(now rare).

The property possessed by an object of producing different sensations on the eye as a result of the way it reflects or emits light.

Pigmentation of the skin, especially as an indication of someone's race.

Colour television, photography, or printing shows things in all their colours, not just in black and white.

To fill an area with colour using paint, coloured pencils, etc.

To cause someone who has been ill to look more healthy, especially by doing exercise

A combination of colours that has been chosen for a particular room

A magazine printed in colour, which is given free with a newspaper, especially a weekend newspaper