Difference between Tinge and Undertone

TINGE vs UNDERTONE: NOUN

A pale or subdued color
A small amount of a color incorporated or added.
A slight added element, property, or influence.
A slight or moderate degree of coloration; a shade or tint of color; a modification of hue, tint, or complexion.
A modifying infusion or intermixture; a shade of some qualifying property or characteristic; a touch, taste, or flavor.
A degree, usually a slight degree, of some color, taste, or something foreign, infused into another substance or mixture, or added to it; tincture; color; dye; hue; shade; taste.
A small amount of something, especially of an added color.
The degree of vividness of a color; shade, hue or tint.
A slight but appreciable amount
A slight but appreciable addition

A pale or subdued color
A pale colour, or one seen underneath another colour
An implied meaning; an undercurrent
An auditory tone of low pitch or volume
A low or subdued tone or utterance; a tone less loud than usual.
A state or degree of tone, as of the physical or mental faculties, below their usual condition. The color of a pigment when seen in very thin layers on a white or light-colored surface.
A low or subdued tone; a tone less forcible than is usual, as in speaking: as, to say something in an undertone.
A color applied under or seen through another color.
A tone of low pitch or volume, especially of spoken sound.
An underlying or implied tendency or meaning; an undercurrent.
A quiet or hushed tone of voice
Subdued emotional quality underlying an utterance; implicit meaning
In musical acoustics: Same as combinational tone (which see, under tone), One of a series of tones reckoned downward from a given tone in exactly the same way that the series of overtones or harmonics is reckoned upward. The interval from the given tone to the first undertone is an octave; to the second, an octave and a fifth;

To imbue or impregnate with something different or foreign; ; to affect in some degree with the qualities of another substance, either by mixture, or by application to the surface; especially, to color slightly; to stain
To affect slightly, as with a contrasting quality.
To apply a trace of color to; tint.

To imbue or overspread with some shade or degree of color; impress with a slight coloring; modify the tint, hue, or complexion of.
To qualify the taste or savor of; give a taste, flavor, smack, or tang to.
To modify by intermixture or infusion; vary the tone or bent of.

Undercurrent, Undertones, Trace, Shade, Color, Smattering, Suffuse, Soupcon, Tinct, Bepaint, Touch, Imbue, Hue, Tint, Undertone

Sourness, Aftertaste, Connotation, Earthiness, Subtext, Your, Tom, Ringtone, Twist, Hue, Tint, Nuance, Tone, Tinge, Undercurrent

Twinge, Tingent, Undercurrent, Trace, Shade, Color, Smattering, Suffuse, Soupcon, Bepaint, Touch, Imbue, Hue, Tint, Undertone

Astringency, Sourness, Aftertaste, Earthiness, Subtext, Your, Tom, Ringtone, Twist, Hue, Tint, Nuance, Tone, Tinge, Undercurrent

Check for a strong yellow or red undertone.
Vanishing stress; aspirated quality; undertone; quick; small volume.
Undertone, so as not to be heard far.
Flavor is appealing, almost has a mushroomy undertone.
Her velvet voice slid into a dangerous undertone.
Accompanying strain; subordinate and underlying meaning; accompaniment; undertone.
You can have a taupe that has a green undertone, a taupe that has a gray undertone.
Grays with a blue, purple or green undertone are typically cool grays, while grays with a brown undertone are typically warm grays.
The mitt makes the application so fast and easy, the color is like a brown undertone whereas most self tanners have an orange undertone.
If your inner wrist is more yellow than blue, you have a warm undertone and if not, a cool undertone.