RECOLOR

Etymology

Verb

recolor (third-person singular simple present recolors, present participle recoloring, simple past and past participle recolored)

To color again or differently.

Noun

recolor (plural recolors)

The process of changing the color or something.

An object that has had its color changed.

Anagrams

• colorer, corrole

Source: Wiktionary



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