But isn't some of creativity pushing yourself beyond the first answers that come to your mind? (Not suggesting it would be easy, of course) That's why I would be intrigued to see lists that are more wide-open. Colors would be tough unless you're extremely knowledgeable of all the oddball colors or speak another language.
Is abstract a color?
A beta tester is someone who tries out new products before they are released. Like, oh...I don't know...The Genius Code. 
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Originally posted by Margaret:
After seeing your list, i would not be able to think of different words. Your list w/ the exception of a couple words would be my list. After all it's PhRing.The key is to know --at the same time-- why you chose that particular word. Might be better if you did another list like: animals or colors
colors: me--abstract, blue, cream, dark brown (my shoes), E?, flush(pink), green, H?,
indigo, juniper green, K?, lavender, M?, neutral, O?, pickle(green), quill(blue/ink), rose, S?, T?, uranium(grey), V?, willow green, X?, yellow, stripes(black/white zebra)
I have to go back & see how to make the ones i didn't get---Creative 
