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Meanings of copper colour in English
Usage of copper colour in English
1
The reality star ditched her blonde locks for a light, copper colour.
2
Yet as a matter of taste I prefer white to copper colour.
3
There is another face, old and thin, and tanned to a copper colour.
4
They were tall and strong, and their skin was of a dark copper colour.
5
They are of a dark copper colour, are of middle size, well-made, and slender.
6
He is as tall as you; and he has not the copper colour of a Laplander.'
7
Their complexion is properly yellow, wanting the red tinge that constitutes a tawny or copper colour.
8
Their neck, face, and breast, from continued exposure to the sun, are a red copper colour.
9
The natives of Tonga were slightly tattooed, and their natural complexion was of a light copper colour.
10
She was of a dark copper colour, in dress and countenance very much like a female esquimaux.
11
Their complexion was a dirty copper colour, but some of the women were almost fair and ruddy.
12
The complexion of the population varies from a dark to a light or reddish brown or copper colour.
13
The widow Zuma was a very good-looking person of matronly appearance, and her skin of a light copper colour.
14
Notwithstanding his unaccustomed tropical dress and his face burnt copper colour by the sun, Alan knew the man at once.
15
The guard-boat was constantly rowed by these people, who are of a light copper colour, and have long black hair.
16
Their complexion is a whitish cast of copper colour, their hair black, long, straight, and of a very strong texture.