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- adjective
comparative form ofbrown : morebrown
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Examples
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Tolkien's guidance on the subject of hobbit skin tone is unclear, though according to The Complete Guide to Middle-earth he did specify that Harfoots, the most common type of hobbit, were "browner" than other groups.
Extra claims she was rejected for Hobbit role for looking 'too brown' Ben Child 2010
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Interesting you mention language and accents, for isn't the current anxiety about the Latino population completely based on the perception of the "browner" immigrants infiltrating?
"All That Yellow Wasted" Anxious Black Woman 2008
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Older wines tend to be subtle, often with "browner" and earthier tastes that some people associate with wines that are over the hill.
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Folks of, shall we say, "browner" persuasions will increase Australia's Albedo by a far crack.
newmatilda.com - Comments GF 2010
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Folks of, shall we say, "browner" persuasions will increase Australia's Albedo by a far crack.
newmatilda.com - Comments GF 2010
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this newspaper's scholarly report, which stated that, inasmuch as Tolkien hinted at hobbit skin tone, Harfoots were "browner" than Fallohides.
The Guardian World News Sam Leith 2010
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If your skin is browner than his though, he won't even give you the time of day.
GOP's Sen. Bennett: No rush on deciding what's next politically 2010
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I think we can (and should) discuss the problems with Nestle, and how what they do specifically harms poorer and browner people the world over, and how those of us with more privilege and more options can wield the power that grants us to try to get them to change — but that comment went well beyond that.
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To weakly justify their hatred of people browner and poorer than themselves is another reason.
Archive 2010-02-01 2010
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Not only did it polarize the legislature, but it also gave right-wing Republicans artificially high representation -- at a time when the state was getting younger, browner and more progressive every year.
Paul Hogarth: When Democratic Party Bosses Cling to Power Paul Hogarth 2012
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