grayish brown (Meaning)

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grayish brown (n)

a color or pigment varying around a light grey-brown color

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of brown tinged with grey

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The faded leaves of the old oak tree were a grayish brown, hinting at the passage of time.
The weathered wooden fence had turned a dull grayish brown, revealing its age and exposure to the elements.
The dirt road snaked through the countryside, its grayish brown surface dusty and dry.
The abandoned barn stood dilapidated, its grayish brown walls crumbling and overgrown with weeds.
The old leather boots were a grayish brown, testament to their many travels and adventures.
The fur of the wolf was a mottled grayish brown, blending perfectly with the rocky terrain of its habitat.
The antique mirror had a grayish brown frame, accentuates its vintage charm.
The storm clouds gathered overhead, their grayish brown hue foreboding rain and lightning.
The dusty old books on the shelf were bound in grayish brown leather, their pages yellowed with age.
The riverbank was a grayish brown, its muddy waters reflecting the overcast sky.

a color or pigment varying around a light grey-brown color, of brown tinged with grey

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The faded leaves of the old oak tree were a grayish brown, hinting at the passage of time.

The weathered wooden fence had turned a dull grayish brown, revealing its age and exposure to the elements.

The dirt road snaked through the countryside, its grayish brown surface dusty and dry.

The abandoned barn stood dilapidated, its grayish brown walls crumbling and overgrown with weeds.