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brown-haired

ADJECTIVE
  1. having hair of a dark color
    a dark-haired beauty

How To Use brown-haired In A Sentence

  • Even so, I did not leave the young, brown-haired man in complete despair and ruin.
  • Smiling, the brown-haired Caucasian man, now proud that he endorsed his own intuitiveness, escorted me down a stairway, then through a long, concrete tunnel-like corridor. One Season
  • Suddenly a brown-haired stallion came galloping out of the brush.
  • The brown-haired man stood, scraping the chair back, and held his hand out to her across the desk.
  • Dimtra pushed out her bottom lip in a strop, before she noticed the brown-haired Prince next to our father.
  • Dad was about five-foot-eight of brown-haired game show loser, a sausage-eating mutt in his mid-thirties, growing dewlaps and a gut, dressed in shorts and a Six Flags Over Georgia T-shirt.
  • I am from a cross-cultural family with a mother from Delhi, India and an English brown-haired, blue-eyed father.
  • There was a baby in a sling on her back, a brown-haired boy clinging to her hand and skirt, and another, slightly older boy lurking in her shadow.
  • Original Tony, you sorry, ignorant dolt: look at a light-skinned, brown-haired Ashkenazi Jew; then look at a light-skinned, dark-haired Bene Romi from central Italy; then look at a tanned, curly-haired Sephardi from (originally) Iraq; then look at a negro Falasha Jew from Ethiopia; then at a brown-skinned, smooth-haired Cochin Jew from southern India; and explain, if you can, how these are all from one race. On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
  • A few girls giggled and a brown-haired boy yelled out an apology amidst a smile.
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