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> In English this is often called chartreuse or pear. Although I know what both of these objects are, and think it seems like an accurate descriptor, I have ho
by SECProto 8y ago
> In English this is often called chartreuse or pear.
Although I know what both of these objects are, and think it seems like an accurate descriptor, I have honestly never once heard those used as colors (so I'd hesitate to say "often"). Wikipedia agrees on this usage though, so maybe it's just me who hasn't heard it...