snuff-color (Meaning)
Wordnet
snuff-color (n)
dark yellowish brown
Synonyms & Antonyms of snuff-color
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
snuff-color Sentence Examples
- The old photographs had faded to a snuff-color hue, revealing the passage of time.
- The velvet curtains in the dimly lit room hung heavy and snuff-color, casting an eerie glow.
- The antique leather satchel sported a snuff-color patina, suggesting a life well-traveled.
- The once-vibrant tapestry had dulled to a snuff-color, its intricate designs barely visible.
- The aged parchment bore writing in a snuff-color ink, its contents obscured by the relentless march of time.
- The moths nibbled at the snuff-color fabric of the sofa, leaving behind a trail of delicate holes.
- The autumn leaves danced in the wind, their fiery hues transforming into a gentle snuff-color.
- The snuff-color freckles on her nose told the story of countless summer days spent in the sun.
- The stage was draped in snuff-color velvet, creating an atmosphere of mystery and intrigue.
- The old woman's eyes held the wisdom of years, their irises a deep and fathomless snuff-color.
FAQs About the word snuff-color
dark yellowish brown
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The old photographs had faded to a snuff-color hue, revealing the passage of time.
The velvet curtains in the dimly lit room hung heavy and snuff-color, casting an eerie glow.
The antique leather satchel sported a snuff-color patina, suggesting a life well-traveled.
The once-vibrant tapestry had dulled to a snuff-color, its intricate designs barely visible.
