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Meanings of beige in English
Brown color with a cream colored tone; pale yellowish brown color.
Usage of beige in English
1
In other words: I have seen the future, and it is beige.
2
The City also has use of another Phaeton-beige-which came here in '52.
3
I remember going to work, years ago, head to toe in beige.
4
I pick up my beige pantsuit; hold it out trying to decide.
5
The beige suit seems to have gone, and Corbyn actually looked smart.
6
A grey-beige hatchback, new, pulled into the building's three-car gravel parking lot.
7
It looked like the beige curtains hung in his room at home.
8
We hit Benedict Canyon and Dandine spurred the beige Town Car north.
9
The walls were beige-painted cinder block, decorated with a few oil paintings.
10
A beige desk and a beige dresser stood awkwardly side by side.
11
Henry studied the patterns of the pale beige splotches while Betty talked.
12
Neil picked up the valentine-shaped beige plastic disk from the Ouija board.
13
Like when people surround themselves with 'neutrals', and make their houses beige.
14
The mannequins sweep in wearing tweeds and big-flowered chiffons, with beige shoes.
15
Kind of like the way other women do a lot with beige.
16
But is it not a bit too close to beige for comfort?
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Translations for beige
Russian
Catalan
Beige through the time
Beige across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common