tinted

Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
tint/tɪnt/

▶noun

• 1 a shade or variety of colour.

  ■ a trace of something.

• 2 the process or dye used in artificial colouring of the hair.

• 3 Printing an area of faint colour printed as a half-tone.

  ■ a set of parallel engraved lines giving uniform shading.

▶verb colour slightly; tinge.

■ dye (hair) with a tint.

– derivatives
tinter noun.

– origin C18: alt. (perh. influenced by Ital. tinta) of obs. tinct ‘to colour, tint’, from L. tinctus ‘dyeing’.