nut-brown Synonyms
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nut-brown Meaning
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nut-brown (a.)
Brown as a nut long kept and dried.
nut-brown Sentence Examples
- The medieval castle's towering walls stood nut-brown against the misty morning sky.
- The aging shepherd's nut-brown skin bore witness to a lifetime spent outdoors.
- The honey-glazed ham had a mouthwatering nut-brown crust that crackled at every bite.
- The mahogany desk's antique finish had acquired a rich nut-brown patina over the centuries.
- The nut-brown horses galloped across the meadow, their manes and tails flowing behind them.
- The nut-brown fur of the bear concealed it perfectly amidst the autumn foliage.
- The roasted almonds were so irresistible that they turned nut-brown within minutes.
- The nut-brown gingerbread man smiled sweetly, his eyes twinkling with mischief.
- The old oak tree's massive trunk had weathered centuries, its bark now a deep nut-brown.
- The artist's brushstrokes danced across the canvas, creating a vibrant nut-brown landscape.
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Brown as a nut long kept and dried.
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The medieval castle's towering walls stood nut-brown against the misty morning sky.
The aging shepherd's nut-brown skin bore witness to a lifetime spent outdoors.
The honey-glazed ham had a mouthwatering nut-brown crust that crackled at every bite.
The mahogany desk's antique finish had acquired a rich nut-brown patina over the centuries.
