Pronunciation: /ɛˈrʊdʒɪnəs/
adjective of the color of verdigris; greenish-blue
A1 The old metal gate had an aeruginous patina.
A2 The abandoned car in the field was covered in aeruginous rust.
B1 The artist used aeruginous paint to create a unique texture in the landscape painting.
B2 The ancient statue had an aeruginous hue due to years of exposure to the elements.
C1 The scientist studied the aeruginous mineral deposits found in the cave.
C2 The architect chose aeruginous bricks for the exterior of the building to give it a weathered look.
formal The aeruginous patina on the statue gave it an antique look.
informal I found an old aeruginous coin while metal detecting at the park.
slang Check out that cool aeruginous car parked outside!
figurative The artist used an aeruginous color palette to evoke a sense of nostalgia in the painting.
aeruginated
aeruginous
more aeruginous
most aeruginous
aeruginates
will aeruginate
has aeruginated
is aeruginating
aeruginous
aeruginous
to aeruginate
aeruginating
aeruginating