what is the figurative language device when color is used for something besides the color of an actual object?
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Do you mean imagery? Imagery is language which evokes one of your five senses. This would give a visual image of something which you normally hear.
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the same thing that rhymes with purple...\n\n\nnothing.
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A primary color or colour is a color that cannot be created by mixing other colors in the gamut of a given color space. Primary colors may themselves be mixed to produce most of the colors in a given color space: mixing two primary colors produces what is generally called a secondary color, mixing a secondary with a primary produces what is sometimes called a tertiary color. Traditionally, the colors red, yellow, and blue are considered to be primary pigments in the art world. However those colors are not the same hue as the "red", "yellow" and "blue" used in alternate color systems. Many modern applications use primary additive colors of red, green and blue; and the primary pigments (i.e. subtractive primaries) of magenta, yellow, and cyan. If the color space is considered as a vector space, the primary colors can be regarded as a set of basis vectors for that space.
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Color is a function of the wavelength of light reaching an object and the reflective properties of the object. If the illumination is a different color, the object will have a different color.  Let's assume white light to be the standard, then a color will be the same if you are near an object whether there is air or not.  If you are at the surface of the earth and the object is in the sky, atmospheric effects will change the color possibly (like our blue sky).
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Yellow\nGreen\nYellow\nYellow\nYellow\nGreen\nGreen\nGreen
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Similies and metaphors are comparisions of two things: \n\nA similie uses the word "like" or "as" \n\nex--his belly jiggled like a bowl full of jelly\nex--he was a quiet as a mouse\n\nA metaphor uses other words, including "is":\n\nex--You are my sunshine\nex--He is a cow
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Anything with as or like is not a metaphor. Those are similes. Metaphors are "the wind was his friend; the clouds were the giant's pillows"   they compare two things without using as or like.
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According to the Harmon and Holman Handbook to Literature:\n\nMetaphor: An analogy indentifying one object with another and ascribing to the first object one or more of the qualities of the second.\n-Basically it is a comparison to make a point or create an image.\n\nSymbol:  Something that is itself and also stands for something else.  In the literary sense, a symbol combines a literal and sensuous quality with an abstract or suggestive aspect.
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Connotation means A subjective cultural and/or emotional coloration in addition to the explicit or denoted meaning of any specific word or phrase in a language.\nThe answer is C
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Red\nRage\nRag\nDagger\nDare\nEar\n\nany others?
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Please visit:\nhttp://www.homeofpoi.com/articles/colouredflames.php
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Here are some sites that will help you with many of the common expressions used in English that don't really mean what they say.  Figurative language can be tough for someone learning English.  I hope this helps.
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Its gibberish. Its used in graphic design or typesitting. Its "dummy" text. \n\nSee http://www.lipsum.com/
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It is a picture, broken up into little sections, each surrounded by lines.\n\nEach section has a number in it. The numbers correspond to the color of paint (supplied in the same kit with the picture)that goes in each section.\n\nAll the No 1 might be red, all the spaces with No 2 might be blue etc.\n\nYou fill in the sections with the appropriate colors, and then you have a picture.\n\nBy inference, anything too restricted or pre-arranged; lacking artistic or creative freedom. By rote.
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people seems to be confusing "analogy" with "simile"\n\nAn analogy is a hyphothetical story presented to illustrate a point or concept by showing a comparsion.\n\nA metaphor is using an image to replace a object.  The phoenix to represent renewal, for instance.
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crayon\nrayon\non\nan\nor\nyon\ncry\ncan\ncon\ncay\nray\nno\nnay\ncorn\nroy\nran \nron\n\nhow was that?????
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color\n\nThis might help out.