The word 'varicolored' is correct and usable in written English
It means having a variety of colors or being brightly colored. Example: The garden was filled with varicolored flowers, from bright red tulips to delicate lavender roses.
I see evidence here, he remarks, with his customary fat-man wheeze, of a mocking challenge to the state, for in the figures of the mating animals, the ones on top are varicolored, dressed, as it were, in colorful native costumes, but those below, at the receiving end, wear the colors of the nation.
The soles of their shoes were an inch thick and over their heads they waved varicolored parasols.
Three slices of salty, unctuous fish, edged with a pepper-and-spice crust, were each topped with flying-fish roe, as varicolored as that water wall: red, infused with aged soy sauce; orange, with mirin; and green, with wasabi.
Many elements of their later work appear there: elegant window grilles of iron with brass trim; multicolored terrazzo floors of geometric style; varicolored marble lobby fireplaces; dropped living rooms; neo-Classical details reworked in modern style; sophisticated molded plaster ceiling decoration; and elaborate iron and brass entry doors, also in modern style.
In the first work varicolored neon glows warmly from behind a blue-black aluminum square on the wall, and in the second, sections of red neon tubing seem to be threaded through the wall like large stitches.
An article in The New York Times recorded the unveiling of a large bronze tablet in the newly transformed Sakura Park, and the ceremonial planting of a final group of trees there by "13 diminutive kindergarten girls, clad in varicolored kimonos, with their short tresses dressed in Japanese style".
Ziegelman, equally petite and dressed primly in black, dipped into a fridge stocked with varicolored Mason jars to put together Aunt Sammy's recommended appetizer: tomato juice topped with a sprig of curly parsley.
And they all wear variations on the same beautiful costume: pants and tunics of varicolored patches of chiffon with, underneath, a sort of gold-lamé leotard that keeps glinting and gleaming.
A series of crisp, Minimalist wall works, monotone painted squares or rectangles, with snippets of varicolored material arranged in a band below them, is a newer development.
Hand-worked gold and textured, varicolored enamel are used, and sometimes even blended, to capture the mottled surface and play of light on the leaves.
There the lobby was renovated in the 1990's with unusual individuality, the walls faced with small tiles set in geometric patterns something like the varicolored borders of the station signs in the original subway.
