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gray-brown

ADJECTIVE
  1. of brown tinged with grey

How To Use gray-brown In A Sentence

  • Gray-brown stratus clouds in the upper atmosphere flew at high speed as though the planet was racked by a perpetual storm.
  • There in the branches, also motionless, also fixed in attention, is a gray-brown squirrel with a tail so long and so absolutely pure pure white it's wonderful.
  • Males and females look the same, with white chins extending up just below the eyes and gray-brown caps.
  • Females and males in non-breeding plumage are duller than breeding males, their backs mottled gray-brown rather than rufous.
  • The beach thick-knee is gray-brown on the back and pale on the belly.
  • The Northern Fulmar varies in color from mostly white, to gray and white like many gulls, to an overall gray-brown, with every possible shade in between.
  • In summer, the breeding season, greenshanks are brown, and in winter their plumage turns gray and gray-brown.
  • Thick claylike sludge oozed gray-brown from the wound. Crossed
  • Gray-brown stratus clouds in the upper atmosphere flew at high speed as though the planet was racked by a perpetual storm.
  • The houses, when they did not stand apart like our own farmhouses, gathered into gray-brown villages around some high-shouldered church with a bell-tower in front or at one corner of the fagade. Familiar Spanish Travels
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