snuff-brown Antonyms
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Meaning of snuff-brown
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snuff-brown (s)
snuff colored; of a greyish to yellowish brown
snuff-brown Sentence Examples
- The antique leather couch bore the unmistakable snuff-brown hue of aged nicotine.
- The old horse's flanks glistened with a deep, snuff-brown coat.
- The sepia-toned photograph captured a soldier in a snuff-brown uniform.
- The rich, earthy aroma of snuff-brown tobacco filled the parlor.
- The chocolate truffle had a velvety, snuff-brown exterior that melted in the mouth.
- The mahogany bookcase stood tall with snuff-brown shelves laden with leather-bound books.
- The autumn leaves painted the forest in shades of fiery red and snuff-brown.
- The rusted iron gate creaked open, revealing a dilapidated garden with snuff-brown rose bushes.
- The archaic map was drawn on parchment that had turned a faded snuff-brown over the centuries.
- The leather-bound diary contained the snuff-brown secrets of a bygone era.
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snuff colored; of a greyish to yellowish brown
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The antique leather couch bore the unmistakable snuff-brown hue of aged nicotine.
The old horse's flanks glistened with a deep, snuff-brown coat.
The sepia-toned photograph captured a soldier in a snuff-brown uniform.
The rich, earthy aroma of snuff-brown tobacco filled the parlor.
