1. A greyish-white metal, remarkable for the beauty and variety of the colours of its compounds. Chrome colour, a colour from a chromate, or one in the form of powder. Chrome green, a dark green pigment, from the oxide of chromium. Chrome yellow, the artificial chromate of lead, a beautiful yellow pigment.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• throme,
• chrom,
• chrade,
• chiore,
• throm,
• chrimp,
• chroes,
• cherome,
• srome,
• horome,
• rhome,
• chram,
• cheroke,
• chroic,
• rechrome,
• tyrome,
• chome,
• chrige,
• chrone,
• chrlie

• cherimoya,
• cherne,
• Charron,
• charronia,
• churn,
• chaeronea,
• charney,
• chernow,
• cherney,
• chorion,
• cheramie,
• chorine,
• charon,
• chroma,
• charm.

The adverb for the word "chrome" is "chromatically".

The adjective form of the word "chrome" is "chromed".

The plural of the "chrome" can be the "chromes".

The singular of the "chrome" can be the "chrome".