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Tan (color) - One of 48 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced between 1949 and 1957; a light yellow brown color. Also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #D2B48C.
Tangerine (color) - An orange color; also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #FFCC00.
Taupe (color) - A gray brown color; also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #BC987E.
Tea Green (color) - A CSS color for computer programming, HEX #D0F0C0.
Teal (color) - A blue color; also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #008080.
Teal Blue (color) - One of 8 Crayola brand crayon color introduced in 1990, and retired by popular vote in 2003 as part of Crayola's 100th birthday.
Tenne (color) - A CSS color for computer programming, HEX #CD5700.
Terra Cotta (color) - An orange color; also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #E2725B.
Thistle (color) - One of 48 Crayola brand crayon colors added from 1949 to 1957, and removed in 2000 to make room for the color "indigo." Also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #D8BFD8.
Tickle Me Pink (color) - One of 16 Crayola brand crayon colors created in 1993 after being named in a contest for consumers.
Timber Wolf (color) - One of 16 Crayola brand crayon colors created in 1993 after being named in a contest for consumers.
Torch Red (color) - One of 24 Crayola brand crayon colors created in 1998; re-named "scarlet" in 2000.
Tropical Rain Forest (color) - One of 16 Crayola brand crayon colors created in 1993 after being named in a contest for consumers.
Tumbleweed (color) - One of 16 Crayola brand crayon colors created in 1993 after being named in a contest for consumers.
Turquoise (color) - A light to moderate blue green color; also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #30D5C8.
Turquoise Blue (color) - One of 48 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced between 1949 and 1957; a light green blue.

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Ultra Blue (color) - One of 16 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced from 1972-1989; a bright blue color.
Ultra Green (color) - One of 16 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced from 1972-1989; a bright green color.
Ultra Orange (color) - One of 16 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced from 1972-1989; a bright orange color.
Ultra Pink (color) - One of 16 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced from 1972-1989; a bright pink color.
Ultra Red (color) - One of 16 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced from 1972-1989; a bright red color.
Ultra Yellow (color) - One of 16 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced from 1972-1989; a bright yellow color.
Ultramarine (color) - A blue color; also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #120A8F.
Unmellow Yellow (color) - One of 8 fluorescent Crayola brand crayon colors introduced between 1990 and 1992.

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Vermilion (color) - A red orange color; also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #FF4D00.
Violet (color) - A color of reddish-blue hue; a flower. Also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #8B00FF.
Violet Blue (color) - One of 48 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced between 1949 and 1957, and one of 8 colors retired in 1990.
Violet Red (color) - One of 48 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced between 1949 and 1957.
Violet-Eggplant (color) - A purple color; also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #991199.
Viridian (color) - A green color; also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #40826D.
Vivid Tangerine (color) - One of 8 Crayola brand crayon colors created in 1990 to replace 8 retired colors; an orange color.
Vivid Violet (color) - One of 24 Crayola brand crayon colors created in 1998.

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Watermelon (color) - A light red color; also a type of fruit.
Wheat (color) - A light yellow color; also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #F5DEB3.
White (color) - An achromatic color of greatest lightness throughout the visible spectrum. Also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #FFFFFF.
Wild Blue Yonder (color) - One of 4 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced by popular vote in 2003 as part of Crayola's 100th birthday.
Wild Strawberry (color) - One of 8 Crayola brand crayon colors created in 1990 to replace 8 retired colors; a pink red color.
Wild Watermelon (color) - One of 16 bright Crayola brand crayon colors introduced from 1972-1989.
Wine (color) - A dark red color with purple hues.
Wisteria (color) - One of 16 Crayola brand crayon colors created in 1993 after being named in a contest for consumers; a color in the purple spectrum. Also a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #C9A0DC.

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Yellow (color) - A color whose hue lies between green and orange in the color spectrum; the color of lemons. Also, a CSS color for computer programming, HEX #FFFF00.
Yellow Green (color) - One of 48 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced between 1949 and 1957.
Yellow Orange (color) - One of 48 Crayola brand crayon colors introduced between 1949 and 1957.

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Zinnwaldite (color) - Brownish pink color resembling the mineral zinnwaldite. CSS color for computer programming, HEX #EBC2AF.