browny Antonyms
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Meaning of browny
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browny (a.)
Brown or, somewhat brown.
browny Sentence Examples
- My grandmother's ancient cookbook contains a recipe for delicious, moist browny cupcakes.
- The bakery down the street sells the most decadent browny bars, topped with a layer of fudge.
- As the browny batter bubbled in the oven, a rich aroma filled the kitchen.
- Every Friday, my coworkers and I indulge in a batch of freshly baked browny cookies.
- The browny icing on the cake gave it a velvety smooth texture and a rich taste.
- After a long day at work, there's nothing better than treating yourself to a warm, gooey browny dessert.
- The children eagerly awaited their after-dinner treat: a scoop of vanilla ice cream with a warm browny on top.
- The cafe on the corner is famous for its mouthwatering browny slices, often selling out within hours.
- During the holiday season, my mom bakes a batch of her special browny squares to share with family and friends.
- With a dollop of whipped cream, the humble browny transforms into a decadent dessert fit for a special occasion.
FAQs About the word browny
Brown or, somewhat brown.
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My grandmother's ancient cookbook contains a recipe for delicious, moist browny cupcakes.
The bakery down the street sells the most decadent browny bars, topped with a layer of fudge.
As the browny batter bubbled in the oven, a rich aroma filled the kitchen.
Every Friday, my coworkers and I indulge in a batch of freshly baked browny cookies.
