Just type in the name of a colour into the Google search bar, and get a screenful (as well as all the RGB, CMYK values, pantone numbers etc)
-- zen_tom, Dec 21 2005

This helped me find "buff" http://tx4.us/mr/mrffc.htm
[Worldgineer, Dec 21 2005]

Color code tool http://caro.jp/cctool.htm
[Shz, Dec 21 2005]

This is papaya whip http://pics.drugsto...img/84893/fancy.jpg
Per, well, Google. [DrCurry, Dec 21 2005]

This is papayawhip http://users.rcn.co.../COLOR/PAPAYAW.html
Again, per Google. [DrCurry, Dec 21 2005]

This is papaya whip http://douweosinga....tence=papaya%20whip
Google [Worldgineer, Dec 22 2005]

Baked! http://douweosinga.com/projects/wordcolor
[Worldgineer, Dec 22 2005]

Perhaps, but with something like the prefix "col:" behind it, like when you're searching for a definition.
-- Honduras, Dec 21 2005


//papayawhip// dunno about the shade but it sounds delicious.
-- po, Dec 21 2005


////papayawhip// dunno about the shade but it sounds delicious// Sounds painful to me!
-- coprocephalous, Dec 21 2005


... as in whipped cream
-- po, Dec 21 2005


For some reason I thought that this was going to be a tool where you scanned in a picture and sent it to Google to colour in for you, but this makes much more sense. Google now does a similar thing with music (try searching for Elton John) so this would be easy to implement, I'm sure. Well done also on putting the 'u' in 'colour'.
-- dbmag9, Dec 22 2005


I'm fairly sure that he didn't start the "u" in color trend. I think it was Charlemange, or Henry the 8th.
-- notmarkflynn, Dec 22 2005



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