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Kelly Green is a bright shade of green associated with, and originating in Ireland. Its origin appears to be as simple as "Kelly" being a common name in Ireland and green being a popular color. Kelly Green has been used by sports teams in the US. but each time, this bright shade of green has been discarded in favor of a darker shade.
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The color of green for Ireland stands for?
The color green for Ireland stands for the official color of Saint Patrick. In the United States, the color green symbolizes jealousy.
Where did the family name Green originate from?
The family name Green is Anglo-Saxon. The name comes from the word grene which translates to green. Many notable people have the surname Green.
Where do green eyes originate?
Northern Europe and areas around the Black Sea.
What is Anne Franks favorite color?
Anne Franks favorite color was Green, I remember I read it in a book about her.
What color is verde?
greenAnswermaybe it's spanish for the color green, as in palo verde or green stick And also means ''green'' in Romanian language.
A color that stars with k?
khaki kelly green
What is the second prettiest green shade or color?
Kelly green or hunter green sage green is nice too.
What are the coordinates for the color Kelly Green?
76, 187, 23.
What color ribbon is kidney cancer?
the ribbon color for kidney cancer is kelly green.
What is the name of the green in Irish flag. With so many hues of green. I need the exact color?
Kelly green
What color eyes does Jamie Kelly have from dear dumb diary?
green
What is the New York Jets jersey color?
Kelly Green and White
What color cancer ribbon is Cholangiocarcinoma?
Is there a particular color ribbon that is used for Gallbladder Cancer?
What color is the kidney cancer ribbon?
the ribbon color for kidney cancer is kelly green.
What is Kelly Rowlands favorite color?
Fluorescent beige
What is Laura Kelly favorite color?
Purple,Pink,Green,Blue,and White
Colours that begin with the letter K?
Kelly Green is a color. It begins with the letter K.
