tannish
- adjective
- /ˈtænɪʃ/
- The trail wound through a canyon of large black and tannish rocks.
I should say two different like neutral, sort of like nude for me, like very light tannish colors.
- I should say two different like neutral, sort of like nude for me, like very light tannish colors.
Examples
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The walls were painted a soft, tannish hue that created a warm atmosphere in the room.
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So it's a set and it's like this kind of off white tannish kind of color.
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I should say two different like neutral, sort of like nude for me, like very light tannish colors.
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The store was a sort of tannish peach color.
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Couple of things I'm feeling compelled to do as I see the full eye come together like a little bit more of this warm tannish brown coming up.
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Then I've got Autumn Crown, which is a Long Island cheese type of pumpkin, so it has that really beautiful kind of tannish colored skin on the outside.
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It's Nordic print and it's tannish beige with some Navy and maroon pattern of Nordic print on it.
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Her dress was a lovely tannish color, perfect for the autumn wedding.
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He selected a tannish shade for the new sofa to match the light-colored decor.
Synonyms
Light brown in colour like leather
A light brown color like tanned leather
Skin that is light brown from being in the sun
Having brown or golden skin after being in the sun
A light brown color like tanned leather
A pale yellow-brown color like light leather
A brown color with a touch of orange
Antonyms
How Tan
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tannish comes from tan, which grew from the old craft of tanning leather that left a warm brown color and from the brown skin people get after time in the sun. That's why tannish means 'somewhat tan' or 'light brown'.