brown

US /braʊn/

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UK /braʊn/

adj.AdjectiveOf the color of coffee or chocolate

My mother has brown hair and brown eyes

n.NounColor of coffee or chocolate

Her skin was brown from days in the sun

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cook until something starts to darken in color

When making a stew, first brown the meat to seal in its taste

prop. n.Proper NounPerson's name

My mother's last name is Brown

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They are all brown and crispy on the outside
They are all brown and crispy on the outside
And that crispy brown layer is really to die for
And that crispy brown layer is really to die for

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- It's like a deep, rich, like hazel brown.
- It's like a deep, rich, like hazel brown.
- No, it's like brown, like brown-hazel.
- No, it's like brown, like brown-hazel.

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Some areas are brown or green or even butterscotch-colored.
Some areas are brown or green or even butterscotch-colored.

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It forms a reddish-brown compound called hydrated iron(III) oxide or rust.
It forms a reddish-brown compound called hydrated iron(III) oxide or rust.

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I can take brown sugar, white sugar, or the substitute for sugar stevia.
I can take brown sugar, white sugar, or the substitute for sugar stevia.

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Millie Bobby Brown couldn't shave her head this time around, so it was all up to the hair department.
Millie Bobby Brown couldn't shave her head this time around, so it was all up to the hair department.
If we create a red wig and they put a blue filter over the entire thing, it could look brown.
If we create a red wig and they put a blue filter over the entire thing, it could look brown.

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You're gonna get in there and stir occasionally to help them brown evenly, and when they come out, you'll transfer them to a towel-lined plate.
You're gonna get in there and stir occasionally to help them brown evenly, and when they come out, you'll transfer them to a towel-lined plate.
Pop that sucker in the microwave and let it go until they're light golden brown.
Pop that sucker in the microwave and let it go until they're light golden brown.

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Tar particles land in the mucus and turn into a sticky brown substance that stops the dance and paralyses the cilia – allowing them to get deeper into your lungs to the alveoli.
Tar particles land in the mucus and turn into a sticky brown substance that stops the dance and paralyses the cilia – allowing them to get deeper into your lungs to the alveoli.

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It's like a little brown, like sugary sweet, which is really, really good.
It's like a little brown, like sugary sweet, which is really, really good.