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mauve
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mauve
1. any of various pale to moderate pinkish-purple or bluish-purple colours
2. a reddish-purple aniline dye


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These are the sophisticated shopper's shopping bags, with understated colors--rusts, mauves, olive greens and chocolate browns--and upholstery-thick fabric in chenille, stripes and florals.
The sophisticated shopping bag by Belli, Brita / E
The message this spring is clearly enjoy the sunshine with kissed golds, ocean blues, strong greens, gentle mauves and rose pinks.
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They include the classic variety Gold Lace, 15cm-22cm (6in-9in) tall, maroon with a gold centre and edging; Devon Lace, an F1 hybrid which looks similar but is taller and hardier; Chartreuse, white, cream and yellow with a green tint; Mauve Shades, in rich mauves and reds; and Heritage Mixed producing a dazzling selection.
Why have a few flowers when you can have loads of them! by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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