multicolor
mul·ti·co·lor
adjective
1.
having sections or patches colored differently and usually brightly
- “a jester dressed in motley”
- “the painted desert”
- “a particolored dress”
- “a piebald horse”
- “pied daisies”
Origin
Borrowed from Latin multicolor, equivalent to multi- + color; see below.
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