to make an area green with plants or to reforest

green area (e.g. urban park or garden)

a type of tea made from camellia sinensis leaves that have not undergone the same withering and oxidation process used to make oolong teas and black teas

a green traffic signal indicating that vehicles or pedestrians may proceed

A set of colored lights used to control the flow of traffic at road junctions and pedestrian crossings.

an actor or person playing a secondary or supporting position to highlight a main lead

A permanent residency permit (originally referring specifically to the US green card).

vast open stretches of green land or fields.

a bright, vivid shade of green or greenish-blue resembling the color of jade or kingfisher feathers

trees covered with green leaves or lush greenery

a very deep, dark shade of green, similar to the color of green ink

The Green Standard Army, a standing infantry force during the Qing dynasty originally formed from Ming and other Chinese army units.

A metonym for outlaws, brigands, or rebels who operate from the mountains or forests, named after the historical Lulin Rebellion.

Green hat; figuratively, a symbol of being a cuckold.

brightly colored and multi-colored; vibrant and ornate

the shade of trees

picturesque natural landscape featuring green mountains and clear waters

a decadent, dissolute, and morally corrupt environment or lifestyle

a football field or soccer pitch

lush green; verdant

tender green; soft green

Yalu River, forming part of the border between China and North Korea

crystal-clear or transparent water, frequently used in poetic descriptions of nature

to give the green light or the go-ahead to a project or action; to grant permission or remove obstacles

lush green, dark green, or turquoise

Lüdao or Lutao township in Taitung County, southeast Taiwan

(of an area or road) to have many trees providing shade; tree-lined

turquoise (gemstone)

referring to a green-colored garment or clothing, used in classical Chinese literature.

worldwide green parties

verdant; lush green

beryl; emerald

green grass like a cushion (idiom); a green meadow so inviting to sleep on

yellow green

a genus of single-celled green algae often used as a dietary supplement

evergreen tree