What is the 27th color?

The 27th color depends on which color list or system you are using, because there is no single universal ordering of colors. If you are referring to the standard Crayola 120-color crayon set ordered alphabetically or by their official color list, the 27th color varies by edition. In the classic Crayola 64-count box order, the 27th color is often a shade like orange or a green depending on arrangement. If you are referring to the rainbow or visible spectrum, there are only 7 traditional rainbow colors, so there is no 27th. If you are referring to the list of HTML or web colors with 140 named colors in alphabetical order, the 27th alphabetical color is burlywood, depending on where you start counting. If you are referring to the 27th color of the rainbow in a more scientific sense of infinite spectral colors, it does not exist. If you are referring to the Crayola 16-color set from 1903, there were only 16 colors. A more common interpretation is the 27th color in the 32-color Crayola box or the 120-color box. In the Crayola 120 official hex order, the 27th is often cadet blue or similar. Without specifying the palette, the 27th color has no fixed answer, so you need to define which list you mean.