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[[file:Muschio Bryophyta in Val Vigezzo - Toceno VCO, Piedmont, Italy 2020-09-12.jpg|thumb|Typically, people would use "green" to describe [[Podcast|moss.]] ]] | [[file:Muschio Bryophyta in Val Vigezzo - Toceno VCO, Piedmont, Italy 2020-09-12.jpg|thumb|Typically, people would use "green" to describe [[Podcast|moss.]] ]] | ||
== Things that are usually green == | == Things that are usually green == | ||
* Most leaves | * [[Forest|Most leaves]] | ||
* Grass | * Grass | ||
* Peas | * Peas | ||
Revision as of 02:21, 11 May 2026
Green is a colour.
Things that are usually green
- Most leaves
- Grass
- Peas
- Unripe bananas
- Insides of an avocado
- Outsides of a watermelon
- Flag of Libya (1977–2011)
- Snot
- Greens
- Grapes (the green kind, not the purpley red kind)
Things that are usually not green
Things that are partially green
- Earth
- Flag of Bangladesh
- Shinzo Abe, now that his remains are overgrown with moss and lichen. The rest of him is skeleton-colored.
Things some people think are green while others think they are not green[1]
- Teal
Things that call themselves green (but they might not be)
- John and Hank Green[note 1]
Notes
- ↑ They're technically not "Things"