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Meanings of tanned in English
Having skin darkened by exposure to sunlight.
Antonyms
Examples for "untanned"
Examples for "untanned"
1
His feet were encased in untanned leather boots, reaching above the knees.
2
Ice had rendered her sable-lined cloak as stiff as an untanned hide.
3
My boots, too, may perchance be useful-myriding ones of untanned leather.
4
A scrip, also of untanned leather, was fastened to the girdle.
5
The upper, untanned part of Haas' face reddened a shade.
Usage of tanned in English
1
Grey; and the face, tanned even in the shaven jaws, was careworn.
2
His body was too large for the space: too tanned, too assertive.
3
Her blue eyes looked faded in the setting of her tanned complexion.
4
He stood stretching his body in a long tanned line of flesh.
5
The hide was tanned, and the leather furnished shoes for the family.
6
His eyes sparkled like coals of fire in the dark, tanned face.
7
He was tanned, as if he'd already been there a few days.
8
Then the man of the tanned countenance addressed us deliberately as follows:
9
The brakeman turned redder under the ruddy brown of his sun-tanned skin.
10
I saw brogues very well tanned; and every man can make them.
11
The skins, easily tanned, were of immense value in their subsequent lodgings.
12
His features were angular and tanned by the winds of many years.
13
She felt a warm glow as she watched his tanned hand scribbling.
14
One of the two was tall and tanned, and thirty-five or so.
15
John Anderson strode into the meeting, looking tanned and handsome and athletic.
16
His large tanned arm rested on the edge of the rolled-down window.
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Tanned across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common