- Absinthe
- Acajou
- Adriatic
- Alabaster
- Alice blue
- Almond green
- Almond Buff
- Aloe Green
- Amaranth
- Amber
- Amethyst
- Amparo Blue
- Anthracite black
- Antique white
- Apple green
- Apricot
- Aqua
- Aquamarine
- Aqua green
- Army Brown
- Arterial Blood Red
- Artichoke green
- Ash
- Asparagus Green
- Aubergine
- Auburn
- Aurora red
- Aventurine
- Azure blue
- Aurora Blossom
- Aztec Maroon
- Azul
Absinthe
Absinthe is the name of a spirit originally made in Czech Republic. The color name absinthe is from the color of this spirit. It can have a yellow tone or a greener tone.
Acajou
This is a brown color with a hint of red. It is famous as a hair color
Adriatic
This is a deep blue color named after the Adriatic Sea.
Alabaster
A soft creamy white – it is usually used to describe a fair skin. Originally alabaster is a mineral
Alice blue
A pale azure color – it is so pale that you may think that it a shade of white than of blue.
Almond green
The green color of unripe almond
Almond Buff
This is a soft taupe color
Aloe Green
Amaranth
This is the color of the flowers on an Amaranth plant
Amber
Amber is a gemstone and this color is named after the color of the stone
Amethyst
Amethyst is a quartz with a beautiful purple color.
Amparo Blue
Anthracite black
This is a familiar color when shopping for men’s clothing – infact a favoutite color as it is not as stark as a black
Antique white
Apple green
Color of a green apple
Apricot
The color of apricot fruit
Aqua
Aquamarine
Aqua green
Army Brown
This shade of brown is a popular neutral color
Arterial Blood Red
Artichoke green
Ash
Asparagus Green
Color of asparagus leaves
Aubergine
The color of the egg shaped vegetable
Auburn
Usually this is used to refer to hair color – a dark brownish red.
Aurora red
Aventurine
Azure blue
This is a burning blue color.
Aurora Blossom
Aztec Maroon
Azul
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