ALL meanings of khaki
khak·i
K k - noun plural khaki dull yellowish brown. 1
- noun plural khaki a stout, twilled cotton cloth of this color, used especially in making uniforms. 1
- noun plural khaki Usually, khakis. (used with a plural verb) a uniform made of this cloth, especially a military uniform. a garment made of this cloth, especially trousers. 1
- noun plural khaki a similar fabric of wool. 1
- adjective khaki of the color khaki. 1
- adjective khaki made of khaki. 1
- noun khaki A textile fabric of a dull brownish-yellow color, in particular a strong cotton fabric used in military clothing. 1
- adjective khaki greenish brown in colour 1
- noun khaki greenish-brown colour 1
- noun plural khaki military uniform 1
- uncountable noun khaki Khaki is a strong material of a greenish brown colour, used especially to make uniforms for soldiers. 0
- colour khaki Something that is khaki is greenish brown in colour. 0
- noun khaki a dull yellowish-brown colour 0
- noun khaki (as adjective) 0
- noun khaki a hard-wearing fabric of this colour, used esp for military uniforms 0
- noun khaki (as modifier) 0
- adjective khaki dull yellowish-brown 0
- adjective khaki made of khaki (cloth) 0
- noun khaki a dull yellowish brown 0
- noun khaki strong, twilled cloth of this color, used esp. for military uniforms 0
- noun khaki a khaki uniform or pair of trousers 0
- noun khaki A dull, yellowish-brown colour, the colour of dust. 0
- noun khaki Khaki green, a dull green colour. 0
- noun khaki A strong cloth of wool or cotton, often used for military or other uniforms. 0
- noun khaki (rare) A soldier wearing a khaki uniform. 0
- noun khaki (Slang) (South Africa) A British person (from the colour of the uniform of British troops). 0
- adjective khaki Dust-coloured; of the colour of dust. 0