J Crew color abbreviations key

Just getting started -- I will continue to add to this & hope to include basic descriptions of J Crew colors. The focus is on J Crew's more obscure abbrevations/colors. There should be plenty as black and navy are pretty obvious.

Clarification --> I'm not making the codes up or suggesting that we do. I'm thinking of this as a reference for crewless personnel who are unable to help us. And when shopping on eBay. I have emailed sellers to ask for color codes and still not know what they are when the seller told me. I bought a dress on eBay It ended up being an unfortunate sale for me as she'd taken an awful picture and her interpretation of the tone was off. If only I'd had the color code.

Please add color codes &/or comments on J Crew colors as you see them. I think it would be good to state of the color is cool or warm and build on that. I'll keep updating the main body of this post so we don't have to scan comments.
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AMB = amber
AMI = apricot mist - see merino shirred cardigan
ALM = almond
AST = antiqued stone
BAP = Bronzed Apricot (muted orange, not quite peach: Braided Fabric Belt)
BAQ - bright aqua
BBL = brilliant blue
BFL = bright flame, similar to cerise
BLA = black
BMO = burnished moss olive, see the military utility skirt & brigadier utility jacket, both from HO10 or SP11 and are on this blog
BOR = bistro orange
BPA = bright papaya (intense red-orange with rhubarb/fuchsia undertones: Cotton Bow Dress)
BPI = buff pink
BSE = bright seaside
BSU = bright sun
BTA = bright tangerine
BTW = bronzed twig
CBR = cool breeze, light aqua blue
CER = cerise, similar to bright flame
CGR = camp green
CNA = classic navy
COP = copper
DAM = dark amber (ochre Maya cardigan)
DAU = deep aubergine
DBL = dusty blossom (muted/washed out light pink w/ peach undertones: Merino Maya Cardigan)
DBR = dark brick
DMU = dark mushroom, dark earthy neutral, would be hard pressed to categorize as warm or cool
DNA = dark navy
DRU = dark rust
DST = dark straw
END = endive, cool, pale green
FAT = fatigue ?
FAW = fawn
FMI = fresh mint
GER = geranium
GME = gray melange
GMI = gray mist
GOL = golden olive
GPE = glazed pecan, warm medium brown
GSL = gray slate
HBL = heather blue
HCI = heather ice
HCH = heather charcoal
HEL = heather elm, like a faded forest green
HOA = heather oatmeal
HYA = hyacinth - pale purple
IVO = ivory
LIL = lilac
LDO = light dove
LHG - light heather grey
LPE = light petunia, cool
LPE = light pewter
LSA = light sage, cool
MAN - mango ?
MBL = marled black
MGR = marled grey
MIN = mink
MIN = mint
NAT = natural
NAV = navy
NFO = nantucket fog
PAP = papaya
PAR = parsley
PBL - pink blossom (pale pink)
PBU - pale buff
PEW = pewter
PIS =  ?
PLU - plum
PPI = Paris pink
PRA = plum raisin
PSU = pale surplus
QUA - quarts, pale pink
SCA - stone cantaloupe
SCA - sweet cantaloupe
SCH - smoky charcoal
SEA - seaweed (green)
SEP = Sepia (warm medium brown w/ orange undertones: Featherweight Cotton Ruffle Cardigan)
SGO - spicy gold
SGR - soft graphite
SGU - sweet guava
SHE = shell
SLA = slate
SNO = snow
SOL = Spicy Olive (bright medium chartreuse: Victoria Ruffle Tissue Cami)
SPI = shocking pink (pink serge pencil skirt SU09)
SSE = soft seashell
STO - stone
TAQ = true aqua
TRO = tea rose, warm
WAS = white ash
WBL = Warm Blush (palest pink: [see Victoria Cami above])
WBL = wild blackberry
WSH = warm shell
WST = weathered stone