chestnut-brown love

Definitions

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  • adjective (of hair or feathers) of brown tinged with chestnut

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Examples

  • The horse is tall and chestnut-brown; the rider is still harboring a secret.

    The Memory Palace Mira Bartók 2011

  • His hair was chestnut-brown, glinting in the candle-light to gold, and the hint of waviness in it explained the perceptible droop to his tawny moustache.

    CHAPTER 4 2010

  • The horse is tall and chestnut-brown; the rider is still harboring a secret.

    The Memory Palace Mira Bartók 2011

  • She's petite, cute as a button, with a sleek chestnut-brown ponytail that gets twisted up under a bandanna when she whips out the clay.

    Odin's Day ellyssian 2009

  • Once upon a time, I was ash-blonde, and then reddish-blond, and then ash-brown, and then golden-brown, and then chestnut-brown.

    with the thoughts you'd be thinkin' you could be another Lincoln jmeadows 2008

  • I was just about to call out to them when some long-legged girl with a short chestnut-brown bob reached down, scooped my daughter up, tickled her nose, then handed her an ice cream cone.

    Drama Queens ReShonda Tate Billingsley 2010

  • I saw a flash of blue eyes, a sweep of chestnut-brown hair; but everything always blurred.

    The Season of Risks Susan Hubbard 2010

  • He was mostly white but had a chestnut-brown saddle-shaped patch that reached over his back and down his sides almost to his belly.

    Born to Bark Stanley Coren 2010

  • I saw a flash of blue eyes, a sweep of chestnut-brown hair; but everything always blurred.

    The Season of Risks Susan Hubbard 2010

  • I saw a flash of blue eyes, a sweep of chestnut-brown hair; but everything always blurred.

    The Season of Risks Susan Hubbard 2010

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