Yellow
Yellow was one of the three primary colors.

The White Rabbit, a character from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, wore a yellow waistcoat. ()

The Novans used blue and yellow color to paint their faces. ()

Suliban were known for their yellow eyes, a fact which was invoked in a Tandaran nursery rhyme. ()

In 2151, yellow was among the colors used in a perceptual test employed by the Xyrillians to determine 's readiness for their environment. ()

Also that year, Jonathan Archer and Riaan argued over whether a blue or yellow  ought to be pushed on a Malurian console with written Malurian language. ()

In 2152, Doctor Phlox asked Archer to pass him a yellow auto-suture. ()

On Federation star charts in the 23rd century, 24th century, and the 32nd century, the color yellow was used for Cardassian territory and locations. In the 23rd century, as well, it was used for the R'ongovian Protectorate. (; ; )

On 23rd century Triskelion, Provider 3 was a yellow-colored disembodied brain. The thralls this being owned had yellow lights on their collars of obedience. ()

In 2266,  described the substance he fell into as some kind of yellow ore. () 

In 2267, the  robot on the Shore Leave Planet asked Leonard McCoy if he had seen a White Rabbit with a yellow waistcoat and white gloves. ()

In 2268, Boss Bela Okmyx informed the crew of the  that they could transport a landing party to an "intersection just at the end of a block, near a yellow fire plug". ()

In 2269, the Kzinti Telepath described his unpleasant unsuccessful attempt to read Spock's mind by saying, "He makes me taste yellow root munched between flat teeth." ()

Data had yellow eyes. In 2366, Roga Danar asked him why he had yellow eyes, and he replied that it was because he was an android. ()

In 2370, Worf noted the discrepancies between his birthday parties in two different timelines, one being that the birthday cake was chocolate in one and yellow in another. ()

In 2372, Neelix asked Samantha Wildman to check his replicator, as any foods with a lot of cellulose came out looking too yellow. ()

In 2374, Seven of Nine described a bird with yellow eyes, which Kathryn Janeway believed to be a raven. ()

See also 
 Grove Yellow
 Level yellow
 Yellow alert
 Yellow Pages

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Colors
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