brownstone
brown
ˈbraʊn
brawn
stone
ˌstoʊn
stown
/bɹˈa‍ʊnstə‍ʊn/

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a house, particularly found in New York City, that is built of, or with a front made of, a type of reddish-brown sandstone
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The historic district is famous for its row of elegant brownstones.
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a type of sedimentary rock, typically sandstone, that is brown or reddish-brown in color and used for constructing facades and decorative elements in buildings

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brownstone

brown

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