Hex [noun]

Colorzilla allows you to hover over any color shown on a webpage and learn about its hex code for future use in a social media ad post.

Theyre Lancaster Dutch, recently imported, and they believe in the hex signs they painted on the barn.

We could give one to ev'ry man, woman an' child in Faraway an' hex enough left t'fill an acre lot.

Close to the camp, this ridge was cut by a small stream (Hex River) running through a stony gorge.

The hex of the white feather—I can hardly believe that I have at last tracked it down.

She remained standing in the room, watching me, her face pale, and hex eyes pained and puzzled.

Hex asked that he might be allowed to take lessons, and his uncle readily agreed.

In the evening you pass through the Hex River country where the canyon is reminiscent of Colorado.

Thus Hex-Iodin is shown to be worthless for the purpose for which it is advertised.

I know for a fact that Otto Scheinberger practiced the white feather hex and passed the power on down to your father.