Meanings of little brunette in English

I'm much better looking than that little brunette.

They both sat down, the little brunette on my lap and the blonde across the room.

The black eyes flashed into the blue for a moment and the little brunette face went white.

A very pretty little brunette, in No.

Mrs. Blake, a gentle and pretty little brunette, had wedded him against the will of her parents.

Among these men was a woman, a little brunette; fairly pretty, I must say, but queerly gotten up.

I went to the sobbing girl, a tiny little brunette wearing much the same clothes as Molly had been.

The little brunette, his companion, roused herself almost with a start, while a suggestion of conscious red tinged her face.

Then the husky little brunette went to the hall closet, removed Nina's coat, and stepped back to help her into it.

There was a little brunette whom I loved at Santarem when I was soldiering under Massena in Portugal-hername has escaped me.

Then near at hand he recognized Fanchon Smith, a petite, smug-faced little brunette, with naked shoulders bulging out of a piebald gown.

Sybil Berners was at this time about eighteen years of age-a beautiful, black-haired, bright-eyedlittle brunette, full of fire, spirit, strength, and self-will

Lydia Rhodes-was a plump and vivacious little brunette of forty, with a gloss on her black hair and a sparkle in her black eyes.

Only a little brunette in pink tights who played Siebel, and whom he had never met before, had a look of sympathy for him.

Mine will be a cuddly little brunette that thinks a slipstick is some kind of lipstick and that an isotope's something good to eat.

He grinned with remembrance of Mrs. Dehameny, the pretty little brunette widow-­Paula'sfriend, not his-­whohad visited in the long ago in the Big House.