Definitions
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- adjective having the color of dark chocolate
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Examples
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The result looks chocolate-coloured, which doesn't look bad with the tan, but it makes the whole outfit very boring.
dye trying nathreee 2010
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I did not find the chocolate-coloured butterfly fluttering in its colonies, though I did make other discoveries.
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I did not find the chocolate-coloured butterfly fluttering in its colonies, though I did make other discoveries.
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The result looks chocolate-coloured, which doesn't look bad with the tan, but it makes the whole outfit very boring.
home-made iced-coffee nathreee 2010
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On Anna's farm, guests can stay in a "pimped up" 70s showman's caravan, bought from a fairground family and once towed behind a waltzer, now with chandeliers and a chocolate-coloured bath with gold taps.
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Reader naaamo2004âēs Linux desktop sports a chocolate-coloured theme that is slick, polished and beautiful, with an impressive Firefox theme to match.
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The brown or chocolate-coloured silk gown, with ruffles of the same stuff at the elbow, within which are others of Mechlin lace â the black silk gloves, or mitts, the white hair combed back upon a roll, and the cap of spotless cambric, which closes around the venerable countenance, as they were not the costume of 1780, so neither were they that of 1826; they are altogether a style peculiar to the individual Aunt
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The brown or chocolate-coloured silk gown, with ruffles of the same stuff at the elbow, within which are others of Mechlin lace â the black silk gloves, or mitts, the white hair combed back upon a roll, and the cap of spotless cambric, which closes around the venerable countenance, as they were not the costume of 1780, so neither were they that of 1826; they are altogether a style peculiar to the individual Aunt
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Toiling in heat and smoke, about 20 women grouped in a local production association are selecting, washing, cracking and roasting shea nuts before crushing them to get the chocolate-coloured paste.
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Two boys in chocolate-coloured velvet and gold attended as pages, and six Spaniards, who really did all the work, completed the number.
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