brown-haired
- adjective
- /braʊn hɛrd/
- The brown-haired girl laughed as she played on the swings at the park.
- brown-haired girl
- brown-haired man
- brown-haired woman
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Watch on YouTubeWe don't actually look that alike, but if you imagine all our component parts, we're just sort of short, pale blue eyed, big eyes, brown haired people.
- We don't actually look that alike, but if you imagine all our component parts, we're just sort of short, pale blue eyed, big eyes, brown haired people.
- You have the blonde girls with the greenish look, you have had the brown haired girls with this look, and some girls had orange instead of the red.
Examples
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The reflection showed a young, rather handsome, brown-haired woman who, by this time, knew her own worth, no matter what happened.
Fiction book (1990) -
A brown-haired girl in a T-shirt with the Union Jack on it appears.
Fiction book (1993) -
"You can come in too," said the other brown-haired girl.
Fiction book (1991) -
I had reason to doubt that I was his only brown-haired girl, the only one to whom he wrote poems.
Fiction book (2000) -
"A face appeared in the tube, young, pale, brown-haired, rather attractive.
Fiction book (1991) -
The diminutive brown-haired woman on his right was his wife.
Fiction book (1992) -
The boy was stocky and brown-haired and burned red by the sun; he suited his voice.
Fiction book (1991) -
Yvonne had been a quiet brown-haired girl with a clever sense of humor.
Fiction book (1990) -
The first new brawler he met was a young, brown-haired looking man in a robe.
Blog text (14) -
Tommy Arsenault, as she recalled, was a cute, brown-haired boy with a sullen attitude.
Fiction book (1998)
Synonyms
A deep brown color like wood or earth
A pale brown color like dry sand in sunlight
A person with dark hair like black or brown
A warm brown color that has a golden shine
A colour that is a little brown
A light brown colour like leather
Having a light brown color with a little yellow or red, often for eyes
Having bright orange-brown hair or fur
Having pale yellow or light brown hair
Having a deep reddish-brown color
A brown color with a slight red tint
A dark shade of brown like chocolate
A warm red-brown color often used to describe hair
A red-brown color like copper
A brown color with a touch of red
A brown color mixed with gray
A brown color with a little red that often appears in hair or feathers
A warm reddish brown like the coat of some horses
A very dark brown color with a hint of black
A color like brown mixed with red
A brown color with a touch of orange
A brown colour with a little green, often in eyes or hair
A gray color with a little brown in it
A brown color that looks slightly purple
A light brown color with orange tones
A grey color with a little brown in it
A dark black color with a slight brown tone
A reddish-brown color like the fur of some dogs
A bright orange-brown color like some hair or fur
A brown color with a red-orange tone
Antonyms
How Brown
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Brown-haired joins brown, meaning the color 'brown', and hair, meaning 'the hair on your head'. So it simply means 'having hair of a brown color', which makes it easy to picture someone with brown hair.