fawn
- noun
- /fɔn/
- Both had pale fawn-colored fur and seal brown masks, ears, and tails.
- fawn-colored
- fawn-colored suede
- fawn fur
This is glossy fawn color, riche shine.
- This is glossy fawn color, riche shine.
- The three shades that I got the most use out of are Teddy, Kitten, and Fawn.
Examples
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Kaitlyn Du Ross brought up a stack of beautiful linens, some knitted throws, and her squat, fawn-colored dishes, which overflowed.
Blog text (15) -
Helplessly, Edie remembers one Christmas day, many years ago, when Mrs. Goodman gave her husband a beautiful fawn-colored suede jacket.
Fiction book (1994) -
And then I'm just going to mix fawn and red earth and, um,
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So this is fawn brown and let me show you Dee Grey on this eye.
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So my next color is fawn and that one is really pretty in my crease.
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This is glossy fawn color, riche shine.
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Gloria wore black leather boots, fawn britches, and a butter yellow sleeveless top.
Fiction book (1994) -
Both had the pale fawn fur with seal brown "points" typical of the breed, and their brown masks were accented with shockingly blue eyes.
Fiction book (2002) -
At 2:31 p.m., a male, fawn-colored pug was found at Gravenstein Highway N. and Hurlbutt.
Blog text (17) -
Lauren buried her hands deep into the pockets of her fawn-colored rain jacket as the rain began to fall.
Synonyms
A pale brown color with a slight yellow tint
A light dull brown that looks slightly gray
Compounds
- US
A small wildflower that grows in woods with hanging creamy white or yellow flowers and spotted leaves
How Brown
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fawn the colour is named after the light brown of a young fawn. To call something fawn is to say it is 'light yellowish-brown'.