Abbreviation For Hazel Eyes On Drivers License

So, my friends, *what* exactly is the colour of hazel eyes? Well i *know* hazel is a colour (you're talking to the person who was asked what was the colour of the car that needed an oil change, and answered, 'it's burnt sienna':D).īut everyone i've ever talked to, which includes people who do or don't think they have hazel eyes, seem to think that hazel eye colour is completely different from hazel anything else colour, which is why i'm asking. But hazel apparently is a catchall phrase (or people are using it incorrectly). So is hazel a catchall phrase for 'i don't know *what* colour it is!' I know people used to think that eyes were only blue or brown, and no inbetween (at least if my old 'guess who' board game is to be trusted:p), but now it seems to be 'brown, blue, green, grey, black, and hazel'. I get results that say anything from 'light golden brown' to 'greeny blue'. So i thought, 'well, why don't you see what hazel eyes are?' And durned if i can find an actual answer! There's a ring around the pupil that's a bright rusty orange (with a slight tinge of brown), and the rest of the iris changes from greyish to blueish to greenish (although whatever colour it is always has a greyish hue to it). I've never been able to define my own eye colour (which garners many an odd look from others). For consistently and compatibility, eye and hair color abbreviations are the same as NCIC abbreviations. The following is cited from an American woman's driver license.

Abbreviation For Hazel Eyes On Drivers License