A color or pigment varying around a light grey-brown color.
1His eyes were grayish brown, light, with a hint of green.
2Our Gisli here caught a grayish brown one last evening.
3Halfway down the slope he flushed a bird about ptarmigan-size, grayish brown in color.
4In color he is of a grayish brown, with thick-set body, and short, slim tail.
5When it first emerges it is yellowish, then becomes grayish brown and finally assumes a black shade.
6It turns new wood a grayish brown.
7Long, pigeon-shaped birds, whose backs are grayish brown with a bronze lustre and whose under parts are whitish.
8He was usually a well-dressed man, with a kind face, and a head of thick, grayish brown hair.
9Whipcord, or a closely woven homespun, in some shade of grayish brown that harmonizes with the landscape, is best.
10In the grayish brown hide, the wound burned bright red and immediately started to hardened into a black crust.
11The animals were growing their winter coats, a grayish brown shell of hollow, kinky fur that insulated them against the cold.
12His grayish brown hair was combed carefully from one side across the top in an unsuccessful attempt to conceal his baldness.
13The long, shining hair on the back is chestnut-colored, while the fine, soft fur that lies next the skin, is grayish brown.
14When the shades are very heavy, this grayish brown is almost of a violet-brown, so that the violets might seem to be unaltered.
15It has lines it didn't have last year, or the year before, and his skin is grayish brown, like it was dusted with ash.
16When he finally could answer he said, "It's partly grayish brown and some day it may be all brown for a' I know."
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