#ff4000 ?
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Looking for names for the following colors (preferably one word names)
| Hex | Link to color |
|---|---|
#ff4000 |
http://hslpicker.com/#ff4000 |
#80ff00 |
http://hslpicker.com/#80ff00 |
#40ff00 |
http://hslpicker.com/#40ff00 |
#00ff40 |
http://hslpicker.com/#00ff40 |
#00ffbf |
http://hslpicker.com/#00ffbf |
#007fff |
http://hslpicker.com/#007fff |
#0040ff |
http://hslpicker.com/#0040ff |
#7f00ff |
http://hslpicker.com/#7f00ff |
#ff0040 |
http://hslpicker.com/#ff0040 |
(But I'll do penance and go back and see how he thinks best!)
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