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green (grēn)

1. a color between yellow and blue, produced by energy with wavelengths between 490 and 570 nm.

2. a dye or stain with this color.

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indocyanine green  a dye used intravenously in determination of blood volume and flow, cardiac output, and hepatic function.

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Green

Drug slang A regional term for inferior quality marijuana, PCP, or ketamine
Global village Environmentally ‘correct’
Quackery A colour in the pseudoscience of colour therapy which is said to be mentally and physically soothing and regarded by colour ‘therapists’ as the master healer; it is said to disinfect and rebuild tissues, reduce blood pressure, treat stress, fatigue, and cancer, and provide hope
Vox populi A colour wavelength in the interval from 560 to 490 nm with a frequency interval of 540 to 610 THz

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green [grēn]

1. a color between yellow and blue, produced by energy with wavelengths between 490 and 570 nm.

2. a dye or stain with this color.

indocyanine green a dye used intravenously in determination of blood volume and flow, cardiac output, and hepatic function.

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green,

adj in Chinese medicine, a facial coloration that indicates poor, sluggish digestion, particularly when accompanied by a muddy look in the eyes.

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green

1. a composite color made by mixing blue and yellow; the color of young grass.

2. untrained.

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green

The hue sensation evoked by stimulating the retina with rays of wavelength 490-560 nm and situated between blue and yellow. The complementary colour of green is a non-spectral colour situated in the red-purple region.