whity-brown (Meaning)

Webster

whity-brown (a.)

Of a color between white and brown.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The aged parchment exuded a delicate whity-brown hue, bearing faint traces of ancient script.
The mottled fur of the doe blended seamlessly with the whity-brown autumn leaves, providing effective camouflage.
The antique wooden chest had mellowed to a warm whity-brown, its surface etched with intricate carvings.
The sun's golden rays illuminated the sand dunes, casting long whity-brown shadows across the desolate landscape.
The weathered stones of the medieval castle crumbled into a whity-brown dust that whispered tales of time passing.
The smoke from the campfire danced in the twilight, leaving a whity-brown haze that lingered over the forest.
The moth's delicate wings unfolded into a vibrant whity-brown pattern, mimicking the colors of its surroundings.
The old woman's hair had faded to a gentle whity-brown, framing a face lined with wisdom and experience.
The porcelain doll's skin was flawless and whity-brown, her eyes sparkling with an ethereal innocence.
The whity-brown marble statues in the museum stood frozen in time, their expressions haunting and enigmatic.

Of a color between white and brown.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The aged parchment exuded a delicate whity-brown hue, bearing faint traces of ancient script.

The mottled fur of the doe blended seamlessly with the whity-brown autumn leaves, providing effective camouflage.

The antique wooden chest had mellowed to a warm whity-brown, its surface etched with intricate carvings.

The sun's golden rays illuminated the sand dunes, casting long whity-brown shadows across the desolate landscape.