mauvine

mauvine
\\ˈmō]və̇n, ]ˌvēn also ˈmȯ]\ adjective
Etymology: mauve + -ine
: of the color mauve

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mauvˈin, mauvˈine, mauveˈin or mauveˈine noun
Mauve dye
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Main Entry:mauve

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