in between red and purple

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• Red and Blue God, Black and Blue Church — (2006) is a non fiction religious political satire book written by Becky Garrison, Senior Contributing Editor for The Wittenburg Door. This book examines the interplay between religion and politics in the United States following the 2004… …   Wikipedia

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• purple — ► NOUN 1) a colour intermediate between red and blue. 2) (also Tyrian purple) a crimson dye obtained from some molluscs, used for robes worn by an emperor or senior magistrate in ancient Rome or Byzantium. 3) (the purple) the scarlet official… …   English terms dictionary

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• purple — A color formed by a mixture of blue and red. For individual p. dyes see specific name. [L. purpura] visual p. SYN: rhodopsin. * * * pur·ple pər pəl adj, pur·pler p(ə )lər; pur·plest p(ə )ləst of the color purple purple …   Medical dictionary

• purple — pur|ple1 [ pɜrpl ] adjective * between red and blue in color. If something is similar to this color, you can say that it is purplish or purply. a purple passage or purple prose a piece of writing that is written in a very emotional or complicated …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• purple — I. adjective (purpler; purplest) Etymology: Middle English purpel, alteration of purper, from Old English purpuran of purple, genitive of purpure purple color, from Latin purpura, from Greek porphyra Date: before 12th century 1. regal, imperial 2 …   New Collegiate Dictionary