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View definitions for amber

amber

adjective as in gold-colored

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noun as in goldish color

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The judges used a traffic light system to rate all 153 books they read over eight months - green, amber and red, depending on what they thought of them.

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A storm is typically named if it is expected to be bad enough to warrant an amber or red weather warning, and that looks very unlikely this time.

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In the UK, storms are named when they are likely to cause disruption or damage that could lead to an amber or red warning.

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Catching the morning light, Mr Pourahmad framed a male coyote's amber eye within the curve of a female's black‑tipped tail.

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An amber heat health alert remains place for parts of the UK until 1800 on Wednesday, as areas in England and Wales officially entered their fourth heatwave this summer.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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