Color Codes and Color Names
#000000 Black
#0C090A Night
#2C3539 Gunmetal
#2B1B17 Midnight
#34282C Charcoal
#25383C Dark Slate Grey
#3B3131 Oil
#413839 Black Cat
#3D3C3A Iridium
#463E3F Black Eel
#4C4646 Black Cow
#504A4B Gray Wolf
#565051 Vampire Gray
#5C5858 Gray Dolphin
#625D5D Carbon Gray
#666362 Ash Gray
#6D6968 Cloudy Gray
#726E6D Smokey Gray
#736F6E Gray
#837E7C Granite
#848482 Battleship Gray
#B6B6B4 Gray Cloud
#D1D0CE Gray Goose
#E5E4E2 Platinum
#BCC6CC Metallic Silver
#98AFC7 Blue Gray
#6D7B8D Light Slate Gray
#657383 Slate Gray
#616D7E Jet Gray
#646D7E Mist Blue
#566D7E Marble Blue
#737CA1 Slate Blue
#4863A0 Steel Blue
#2B547E Blue Jay
#2B3856 Dark Slate Blue
#151B54 Midnight Blue
#000080 Navy Blue
#342D7E Blue Whale
#15317E Lapis Blue
#151B8D Denim Dark Blue
#0000A0 Earth Blue
#0020C2 Cobalt Blue
#0041C2 Blueberry Blue
#2554C7 Sapphire Blue
#1569C7 Blue Eyes
#2B60DE Royal Blue
#1F45FC Blue Orchid
#6960EC Blue Lotus
#736AFF Light Slate Blue
#357EC7 Windows Blue
#368BC1 Glacial Blue Ice
#488AC7 Silk Blue
#3090C7 Blue Ivy
#659EC7 Blue Koi
#87AFC7 Columbia Blue
#95B9C7 Baby Blue
#728FCE Light Steel Blue
#2B65EC Ocean Blue
#306EFF Blue Ribbon
#157DEC Blue Dress
#1589FF Dodger Blue
#6495ED Cornflower Blue
#6698FF Sky Blue
#38ACEC Butterfly Blue
#56A5EC Iceberg
#5CB3FF Crystal Blue
#3BB9FF Deep Sky Blue
#79BAEC Denim Blue
#82CAFA Light Sky Blue
#82CAFF Day Sky Blue
#A0CFEC Jeans Blue
#B7CEEC Blue Angel
#B4CFEC Pastel Blue
#C2DFFF Sea Blue
#C6DEFF Powder Blue
#AFDCEC Coral Blue
#ADDFFF Light Blue
#BDEDFF Robin Egg Blue
#CFECEC Pale Blue Lily
#E0FFFF Light Cyan
#EBF4FA Water
#F0F8FF AliceBlue
#F0FFFF Azure
#CCFFFF Light Slate
#93FFE8 Light Aquamarine
#9AFEFF Electric Blue
#7FFFD4 Aquamarine
#00FFFF Cyan or Aqua
#7DFDFE Tron Blue
#57FEFF Blue Zircon
#8EEBEC Blue Lagoon
#50EBEC Celeste
#4EE2EC Blue Diamond
#81D8D0 Tiffany Blue
#92C7C7 Cyan Opaque
#77BFC7 Blue Hosta
#78C7C7 Northern Lights Blue
#48CCCD Medium Turquoise
#43C6DB Turquoise
#46C7C7 Jellyfish
#7BCCB5 Blue green
#43BFC7 Macaw Blue Green
#3EA99F Light Sea Green
#3B9C9C Dark Turquoise
#438D80 Sea Turtle Green
#348781 Medium Aquamarine
#307D7E Greenish Blue
#5E7D7E Grayish Turquoise
#4C787E Beetle Green
#008080 Teal
#4E8975 Sea Green
#78866B Camouflage Green
#848b79 Sage Green
#617C58 Hazel Green
#728C00 Venom Green
#667C26 Fern Green
#254117 Dark Forest Green
#306754 Medium Sea Green
#347235 Medium Forest Green
#437C17 Seaweed Green
#387C44 Pine Green
#347C2C Jungle Green
#347C17 Shamrock Green
#348017 Medium Spring Green
#4E9258 Forest Green
#6AA121 Green Onion
#4AA02C Spring Green
#41A317 Lime Green
#3EA055 Clover Green
#6CBB3C Green Snake
#6CC417 Alien Green
#4CC417 Green Apple
#52D017 Yellow Green
#4CC552 Kelly Green
#54C571 Zombie Green
#99C68E Frog Green
#89C35C Green Peas
#85BB65 Dollar Bill Green
#8BB381 Dark Sea Green
#9CB071 Iguana Green
#B2C248 Avocado Green
#9DC209 Pistachio Green
#A1C935 Salad Green
#7FE817 Hummingbird Green
#59E817 Nebula Green
#57E964 Stoplight Go Green
#64E986 Algae Green
#5EFB6E Jade Green
#00FF00 Green
#5FFB17 Emerald Green
#87F717 Lawn Green
#8AFB17 Chartreuse
#6AFB92 Dragon Green
#98FF98 Mint green
#B5EAAA Green Thumb
#C3FDB8 Light Jade
#CCFB5D Tea Green
#B1FB17 Green Yellow
#BCE954 Slime Green
#EDDA74 Goldenrod
#EDE275 Harvest Gold
#FFE87C Sun Yellow
#FFFF00 Yellow
#FFF380 Corn Yellow
#FFFFC2 Parchment
#FFFFCC Cream
#FFF8C6 Lemon Chiffon
#FFF8DC Cornsilk
#F5F5DC Beige
#FBF6D9 Blonde
#FAEBD7 AntiqueWhite
#F7E7CE Champagne
#FFEBCD BlanchedAlmond
#F3E5AB Vanilla
#ECE5B6 Tan Brown
#FFE5B4 Peach
#FFDB58 Mustard
#FFD801 Rubber Ducky Yellow
#FDD017 Bright Gold
#EAC117 Golden brown
#F2BB66 Macaroni and Cheese
#FBB917 Saffron
#FBB117 Beer
#FFA62F Cantaloupe
#E9AB17 Bee Yellow
#E2A76F Brown Sugar
#DEB887 BurlyWood
#FFCBA4 Deep Peach
#C9BE62 Ginger Brown
#E8A317 School Bus Yellow
#EE9A4D Sandy Brown
#C8B560 Fall Leaf Brown
#D4A017 Orange Gold
#C2B280 Sand
#C7A317 Cookie Brown
#C68E17 Caramel
#B5A642 Brass
#ADA96E Khaki
#C19A6B Camel brown
#CD7F32 Bronze
#C88141 Tiger Orange
#C58917 Cinnamon
#AF9B60 Bullet Shell
#AF7817 Dark Goldenrod
#B87333 Copper
#966F33 Wood
#806517 Oak Brown
#827839 Moccasin
#827B60 Army Brown
#786D5F Sandstone
#493D26 Mocha
#483C32 Taupe
#6F4E37 Coffee
#835C3B Brown Bear
#7F5217 Red Dirt
#7F462C Sepia
#C47451 Orange Salmon
#C36241 Rust
#C35817 Red Fox
#C85A17 Chocolate
#CC6600 Sedona
#E56717 Papaya Orange
#E66C2C Halloween Orange
#F87217 Pumpkin Orange
#F87431 Construction Cone Orange
#E67451 Sunrise Orange
#FF8040 Mango Orange
#F88017 Dark Orange
#FF7F50 Coral
#F88158 Basket Ball Orange
#F9966B Light Salmon
#E78A61 Tangerine
#E18B6B Dark Salmon
#E77471 Light Coral
#F75D59 Bean Red
#E55451 Valentine Red
#E55B3C Shocking Orange
#FF0000 Red
#FF2400 Scarlet
#F62217 Ruby Red
#F70D1A Ferrari Red
#F62817 Fire Engine Red
#E42217 Lava Red
#E41B17 Love Red
#DC381F Grapefruit
#C34A2C Chestnut Red
#C24641 Cherry Red
#C04000 Mahogany
#C11B17 Chilli Pepper
#9F000F Cranberry
#990012 Red Wine
#8C001A Burgundy
#954535 Chestnut
#7E3517 Blood Red
#8A4117 Sienna
#7E3817 Sangria
#800517 Firebrick
#810541 Maroon
#7D0541 Plum Pie
#7E354D Velvet Maroon
#7D0552 Plum Velvet
#7F4E52 Rosy Finch
#7F5A58 Puce
#7F525D Dull Purple
#B38481 Rosy Brown
#C5908E Khaki Rose
#C48189 Pink Bow
#C48793 Lipstick Pink
#E8ADAA Rose
#ECC5C0 Rose Gold
#EDC9AF Desert Sand
#FDD7E4 Pig Pink
#FCDFFF Cotton Candy
#FFDFDD Pink Bubble Gum
#FBBBB9 Misty Rose
#FAAFBE Pink
#FAAFBA Light Pink
#F9A7B0 Flamingo Pink
#E7A1B0 Pink Rose
#E799A3 Pink Daisy
#E38AAE Cadillac Pink
#F778A1 Carnation Pink
#E56E94 Blush Red
#F660AB Hot Pink
#FC6C85 Watermelon Pink
#F6358A Violet Red
#F52887 Deep Pink
#E45E9D Pink Cupcake
#E4287C Pink Lemonade
#F535AA Neon Pink
#FF00FF Magenta
#E3319D Dimorphotheca Magenta
#F433FF Bright Neon Pink
#D16587 Pale Violet Red
#C25A7C Tulip Pink
#CA226B Medium Violet Red
#C12869 Rogue Pink
#C12267 Burnt Pink
#C25283 Bashful Pink
#C12283 Dark Carnation Pink
#B93B8F Plum
#7E587E Viola Purple
#571B7E Purple Iris
#583759 Plum Purple
#4B0082 Indigo
#461B7E Purple Monster
#4E387E Purple Haze
#614051 Eggplant
#5E5A80 Grape
#6A287E Purple Jam
#7D1B7E Dark Orchid
#A74AC7 Purple Flower
#B048B5 Medium Orchid
#6C2DC7 Purple Amethyst
#842DCE Dark Violet
#8D38C9 Violet
#7A5DC7 Purple Sage Bush
#7F38EC Lovely Purple
#8E35EF Purple
#893BFF Aztech Purple
#8467D7 Medium Purple
#A23BEC Jasmine Purple
#B041FF Purple Daffodil
#C45AEC Tyrian Purple
#9172EC Crocus Purple
#9E7BFF Purple Mimosa
#D462FF Heliotrope Purple
#E238EC Crimson
#C38EC7 Purple Dragon
#C8A2C8 Lilac
#E6A9EC Blush Pink
#E0B0FF Mauve
#C6AEC7 Wisteria Purple
#F9B7FF Blossom Pink
#D2B9D3 Thistle
#E9CFEC Periwinkle
#EBDDE2 Lavender Pinocchio
#E3E4FA Lavender blue
#FDEEF4 Pearl
#FFF5EE SeaShell
#FEFCFF Milk White
#FFFFFF White
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Ice in early spring on Lake Massabesic in Manchester.
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