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Definition of brow
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Brow (n.) The edge or
projecting
upper part of a steep
place;
as, the brow of a
precipice;
the brow of a
hill..
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Narica
::
Narica
(n.) The brown
coati.
See
Coati.
Liver-colored
::
Liver-colored
(a.)
Having
a color like
liver;
dark
reddish
brown.
Tan
::
Tan (a.) Of the color of tan;
yellowish-brown.
Eaves
::
Eaves (n. pl.) Brow;
ridge.
Muse
::
Muse (n.) To be
absent
in mind; to be so
occupied
in study or
contemplation
as not to
observe
passing
scenes
or
things
present;
to be in a brown
study.
Bistre
::
Bistre
(n.) A dark brown
pigment
extracted
from the soot of wood.
Shittah Tree
::
Shittah
tree (n.) A tree that
furnished
the
precious
wood of which the ark,
tables,
altars,
boards,
etc., of the
Jewish
tabernacle
were made; -- now
believed
to have been the wood of the
Acacia
Seyal,
which is hard, fine
grained,
and
yellowish
brown in
color..
Hematite
::
Hematite
(n.) An
important
ore of iron, the
sesquioxide,
so
called
because
of the red color of the
powder.
It
occurs
in
splendent
rhombohedral
crystals,
and in
massive
and
earthy
forms;
-- the last
called
red
ocher.
Called
also
specular
iron,
oligist
iron,
rhombohedral
iron ore, and
bloodstone.
See Brown
hematite,
under
Brown..
Amadavat
::
Amadavat
(n.) The
strawberry
finch,
a small
Indian
song bird
(Estrelda
amandava),
commonly
caged and kept for
fighting.
The
female
is olive
brown;
the male, in
summer,
mostly
crimson;
--
called
also red
waxbill..
Veery
::
Veery (n.) An
American
thrush
(Turdus
fuscescens)
common
in the
Northern
United
States
and
Canada.
It is light tawny brown
above.
The
breast
is pale buff,
thickly
spotted
with
brown.
Called
also
Wilson's
thrush..
Humin
::
Humin (n.) A
bitter,
brownish
yellow,
amorphous
substance,
extracted
from
vegetable
mold, and also
produced
by the
action
of acids on
certain
sugars
and
carbohydrates;
--
called
also humic acid,
ulmin,
gein, ulmic or geic acid, etc..
Toast
::
Toast (v.) Bread dried and
browned
before
a fire,
usually
in
slices;
also, a kind of food
prepared
by
putting
slices
of
toasted
bread into milk,
gravy,
etc..
Sal
::
Sal (n.) An East
Indian
timber
tree
(Shorea
robusta),
much used for
building
purposes.
It is of a light brown
color,
close-grained,
heavy,
and
durable..
Goethite
::
Goethite
(n.) A
hydrous
oxide of iron,
occurring
in
prismatic
crystals,
also
massive,
with a
fibrous,
reniform,
or
stalactitic
structure.
The color
varies
from
yellowish
to
blackish
brown..
Whity-brown
::
Whity-brown
(a.) Of a color
between
white and
brown.
Eyebrow
::
Eyebrow
(n.) The brow or hairy arch above the eye.
Canary Bird
::
Canary
bird () A small
singing
bird of the Finch
family
(Serinus
Canarius),
a
native
of the
Canary
Islands.
It was
brought
to
Europe
in the 16th
century,
and made a
household
pet. It
generally
has a
yellowish
body with the wings and tail
greenish,
but in its wild state it is more
frequently
of gray or brown
color.
It is
sometimes
called
canary
finch..
Brownstone
::
Brownstone
(n.) A dark
variety
of
sandstone,
much used for
building
purposes..
Brow
::
Brow (n.) The
forehead;
as, a
feverish
brow..
Drab
::
Drab (n.) A dull
brownish
yellow
or dull gray
color.
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