Dyeing [noun]

Hence, Shankar partnered with a company in Tirupur that uses plant-based dyes like marigold or myrobalan.

Though they’re favored for speed and quality, synthetic dyes can include formaldehyde and heavy metals which stain the skin and cause cancer.

In textile manufacturing, which often takes place in developing countries, those harmful dyes can cause health problems for workers and do more damage as toxic runoff.

The researchers used many techniques to analyze the dye and identify its chemical structure.

By making the dye, the scientists could study its chemistry without experimenting on priceless works of art, she points out.

Almost thrusting mademoiselle aside, Garnache stood out to face him, the flush of hot anger showing through the dye on his cheeks.

After de wool an' cotton done been carded an' spun to thread, Mammy take de hanks an' drap dem in de pot of bollin' dye.

No; keepe emFor your owne sins, you Rogues, till you repent: Youll dye else and be damnd.

Ile dye first.Farewell, continue merry, and high HeauenKeepe your wife chaste.

In some cases the mordant is added to the dye liquid; in others the material is previously treated with it before being colored.