v. Obs. rare. [f. TRANS- 2 + COLOR v.: cf. It. transcolorare ‘to discolour or chaunge colour’ (Florio).] trans. To change the color of; to cause to change color.
1664. Power, Exp. Philos., I. 75. By its acidity is transcoloured into English Beer.
1669. Cokaine, Poems, 47. Do not believe I counterfeit, who think Verses in your praise would transcolour Inke.
1837. C. Lofft, Self-formation, II. 262. I was never so transcoloured.
