Definition
Definition of buff-brown - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
colorbrown with a hint of light yellow
- The artist chose a buff-brown for the background.
- She wore a buff-brown coat for the event.
- The buff-brown curtains complemented the room's decor.
Origin of buff-brown
English, buff (yellow-brown) + brown (color)
Terms with buff-brown included in their meaning
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small heron with brown and buff plumage
european bird
small brown-and-buff European songbird living in grassy meadows
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- French:brun chamois, ...
- German:gelbbraun, ...
- Italian:marrone chiaro, ...
- Spanish:amarillo parduzco, ...
- Portuguese:castanho-amarelado, ...
- Chinese:浅棕色的, ...
- Japanese:バフブラウン, ...
- Arabic:بُنِّي فاتح مائل للأصفر, ...
- Hebrew:חוּם צְהַבְהַב, ...
- Russian:жёлто-коричневый, ...
- Ukrainian:жовто-коричневий, ...
- Hindi:हल्का भूरा, ...
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