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The word "black" refers to the darkest color we can see. You might think of a black dress or a black cat.

When people talk about something being black, it usually means it doesn't reflect any light and has no color at all - just darkness. We say that our clothes are black if they're dark enough to hide stains easily, like a black shirt or black pants. If you see a picture of a starry night sky, the areas between the stars might look black because there's no light coming from them. Some people even dye their hair black to make it very dark and shiny. In music and art, we sometimes use the term "black note" or "black key" to refer to specific sounds or colors that are created by pressing a certain key on an instrument or typing on a keyboard.

Definitions

verb

  • To make black; to blacken.

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