brown
brown
braʊn
brawn
British pronunciation
/braʊn/

Definition & Meaning of "brown"in English

01

having the color of chocolate ice cream

brown definition and meaning
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The table was made of rich, brown wood.
His eyes were a warm brown shade, like melted chocolate.
02

refering to people with relatively dark-colored skin, often used to classify individuals from Latin American, South Asian, or Middle Eastern backgrounds

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The panel discussion included perspectives from brown leaders across various sectors.
The organization aimed to amplify the voices of brown communities in its new outreach program.
03

(of bread) light brown in color, typically made from unbleached or unrefined wholemeal flour

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I had a slice of brown toast with my breakfast this morning.
The recipe suggests using brown bread to add a hearty texture to the sandwich.
Brown
01

the color that results from mixing red, yellow, and black, or is a shade between dark and light brown, often associated with earth and natural materials

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The room was decorated in various shades of brown for a warm, earthy feel.
She chose a brown for the living room walls to create a cozy atmosphere.
02

items or fabrics that are of a brown color

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The wardrobe was filled with various browns, including jackets, trousers, and scarves.
She selected a range of browns for her home decor, from curtains to upholstery.
03

(of a person) having a naturally dark or tan skin tone

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The panel discussion included prominent browns from various industries.
The book focuses on the experiences and contributions of browns in contemporary society.
to brown
01

to change the color of something to brwon

Transitive: to brown sth
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The artist browned the paper using a special technique to create a vintage look.
The carpenter browned the wooden frames to match the antique decor of the room.
1.1

to cook or heat something until it turns a golden or darker color

Transitive: to brown food
to brown definition and meaning
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Brown the meat in a hot skillet before adding it to the stew.
She likes to brown the butter for a nutty flavor in her baking recipes.
02

to become brown in color through a process or natural occurrence

Intransitive
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The leaves began to brown as autumn approached.
His hair gradually browned with exposure to the sun.
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