chocolate-colored
- adjective
- /ˈtʃɔkəˌlɛt ˈkʌlərd/
- The chocolate-colored dog wagged its tail happily as it played in the park.
- chocolate-colored walls
- chocolate-colored water
Examples
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Dragon's Milk is aged in oak barrels, giving this dark chocolate-colored imperial stout a nice bourbon kick.
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The chocolate-colored walls in the living room created a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
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Standing next to the boy was a man with bright brown eyes and chocolate-colored skin.
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Remember last year when I wrote about a new chocolate-colored Labrador puppy I was raising?
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The flatbed was loaded with fat, chocolate-colored rolls a couple of meters long.
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By 2, a thick mop of chocolate-colored coils clustered around my little head.
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But the old wooden bar still ran along one side of the room, chocolate-colored wood chipped and worn over the years into a strange abstract sculpture.
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I loved my new friends, the white-skinned, supple Claude, and the chocolate-colored, streamlined Bao.
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There was a small chocolate-colored refrigerator in the corner of the tack room where Otis, my former stallion manager, used to keep candy bars and beer.
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Going along with the sugary Valentine's Day theme, we're making this offer for all caramel, toffee, golden, and chocolate-colored Chihuahuas and Chihuahua mixes.
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Synonyms
Having a medium to dark color like wood or tanned skin
A medium dark brown color like cocoa beans
A deep brown color like wood or earth
A colour that is a little brown
A medium to dark brown color like roasted beans used for a hot drink
A deep brown color like chocolate
A dark shade of brown like chocolate
A dark brown color with a slight red or coffee tone
Having a rich brown color like chocolate
A dark reddish brown color used in painting and art
A warm brown color like the shell of a nut
Brown in color
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Etymology
Chocolate-colored begins with chocolate, the dark sweet food whose name came from a Mexican word for a cocoa drink, and the ending -colored means 'having the color of'. So chocolate-colored simply means 'the color of dark chocolate', a deep warm brown you can remember by picturing a dark chocolate bar.