Chromy

/ˈkroʊmi/ adjective

Definition

Relating to or containing chromium, or having the quality of color; chromatic.

Etymology

From chromium or Greek chroma (color) plus the adjective suffix -y, indicating a quality or characteristic of something.

Kelly Says

This casual adjective is rarely used in modern English, but chemists might describe a chromy compound the same way we'd say 'fruity' wine—it's a quick way to indicate the main characteristic.

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