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That brownish desire was like opening a shaken carbonic acid drink, which splashed you all over with its sweetness.

Round his brow he had a peculiar yellow band, with brownish speckles , which seemed to be bound tightly round his head.

It was brownish-grey, with a small head and a large body - not too large, for it was a dove.

IV contained large amount of dark brownish pigments impurities, further treatment of purification had not been carried out on this fraction.

She was wearing a brown wool scarf over her head, a gray pullover, and a brownish, ankle-length skirt.

He found a can of beer in the refrigerator behind some brownish lettuce and those hot dogs Evey never got around to cooking .

It was the face of a gaunt old woman, withered and brownish, surrounded by wispy white hair.

A large North American owl (Strix varia) having barred, brownish plumage across the breast, a streaked belly, and a strident, hooting cry.

When I landed in Beijing last week, the sky was a brownish miasma through which distant landmarks were only faintly visible.

A hard, translucent, yellow, orange, or brownish-yellow fossil resin, used for making jewelry and other ornamental objects.

It has a brownish grey back and yellowish brown to greyish brown sides which are marked with numerous white spots of varying sizes.

He looked more the relaxed, free-range, brownish rural kind of rat than your typical beady-eyed, steal-your-cheese, gray, downtown type rat.

Either of two Old World songbirds(Sylvia communis or S. curruca) having brownish plumage and a white throat and belly.

Specific Property: Magnesium chloride is a white or brownish yellow, flake or granular crystal. It tastes bitter and is easily deliquesces.

songbirds characteristically having brownish upper plumage with a spotted breast.

I tried on a few green ones and then spied a white one with a few brownish patches.

The succulent morsel was too sweet to ignore. He felt a downward pull and saw a small, brownish fish nibble away all the bait.

We describe a patient with an enlarging, eroded brownish black nodule on his shoulder.

The head was brownish with dark streaking and a dark eye and ear-covert patch.

characteristic : brownish yellow flow powder with characteristic marigold flower odor . well soluble in water , hexane and vegetable oils.

Achene brownish, ellipsoid-ovoid, ca. 1 mm, compressed, almost not oblique, smooth or verrucose, with a slightly elevated ring by margin.

The breakdown of the blood into hemosiderin has led to brownish staining of some of the cysts seen here.

orchid of northern North America having a brownish-green flower and red-and-white lip suggestive of a ram's head.

bracts brownish to greenish brown, suborbicular, papery, persistent or caducous after anthesis, margin glandular serrate.

bunting: any of various birds of the family Fringillidae, having short, cone-shaped bills and brownish or grayish plumage.

The "syndrome" consists of a brownish discoloration of the skin caused by prolonged exposure to heat from the computer.

Seeds brownish gray, oblong, planoconvex, radiate verrucose, crossed by a striate sculpture at equator.

For now, the unattractive brownish concrete skeleton jutting into Dubai's humid skieslacksany aura of a masterpiece.

When stored at room temperature , Adrenobazone injection often changes from orange to brownish red , which reduces its effective content.

bracts black or brownish yellow proximally, elliptic or ovate, villous, often glabrescent distally, apex shortly acuminate or acute.

Lianas, slender; old branches green-brownish or purplish, not tuberculate; seeds globose, surface finely corrugated.

brownish-black burrowing salamander of southeastern United States.

Branches all basal, yellowish green, turning brownish or grayish, slender, densely appressed pubescent.

Branches erect, pale yellowish green, turning brownish or purplish, slender, sparsely pubescent.

Branches brownish, becoming dark brown suffused with purple, sparsely hirsute, soon glabrescent.

Branches yellowish green, turning brownish, angular, densely gray- or yellowish strigose.

Leaf blade base cuneate or rounded, abaxial indumentum yellowish brown or brownish; corolla white to pinkish, with deep red lines.

The oil shale, lack of bedding structure, is mostly brown black, brownish-black in colour and appears as compact, rigid masses.

I rejected it and asked to dye my greyish brownish hair into a dark brown then to highlight it with blonde highlights.

Shape and property : Capsule with contents of brownish yellow to chocolate brown powder or granules ; light bitter in taste .

a small slender short-haired breed of African origin having brownish fur with a reddish undercoat.

When it is brownish on that side then pour the Coke-Cola over the chicken and keep the flame high until the coke is evaporated.

By sweet potatoes, I mean the orange-fleshed tubers with brownish skin that growers and supermarkets often mislabel as "yams. "

hard yellowish to brownish wax from leaves of the carnauba palm used especially in floor waxes and polishes.

Leaf blade base rounded, abaxially villous to glabrescent, hairs brownish or yellowish; calyx without blotches, orifice nearly orbicular.

Achene light brownish, broadly ovoid, slightly compressed, ca. 1 mm, conspicuously verrucose, invested by persistent perianth lobes.

In the original photo, the sky in the photo was brownish-gray.

Branches brownish, with dense bristle like spreading or reflexed prickles, rarely unarmed.

that she was of a dark brownish-gray color, with a white spot on her throat, and white feet, and had a large bushy tail like a fox;

Leaf blade base cordate, abaxial indumentum olivaceous or brownish; corolla yellow or white, with red spots.

Glue: Hard brittle brownish solid made by boiling hides and bones. Dissolves in hot water with good bonding strength.

One will work with brownish colors and thus will play with the luminosity of the selected color.

On the physical examination, several skin colored to brownish soft papules were observed on the right vulva.

A brownish monkey (Macaca mulatta) of India, used extensively in biological and medical research.

Lemmas densely to sparsely hispid below middle with white or brownish hairs, becoming dark brown at maturity.

Corolla pale green, brownish, or reddish brown, slightly curved, distal portion slightly inflated, lobes spatulate, ca. 4 mm, reflexed.

Young branches brownish gray when dry, puberulent, with small lenticels, leaf scars obvious.

large American moth having yellow wings with purplish or brownish markings; larvae feed on e. g. maple and pine trees.

Bronze is a brownish colored metal that matched every color of clothing including brown garments.

petioles and peduncles densely yellowish to brownish tomentose to nearly villous.

The large , brownish aquatic larva of the dobsonfly , often used as fishing bait .

Seeds few to many, shiny black or brownish black, circular or reniform, very finely verruculose or smooth.

brownish red flakes , soluble in water and ether , poisonous.

The tomatillo is covered with a thin membrane, or calyx, that is a brownish orange color with purple veins.

Branchlets grayish brown or brownish, with soft hairs and curved minute prickles, sometimes with sparse, short glandular hairs.

Individual one has a reddish upper side with reddish-brownish streaks, so is not Pallas's.

Achene brownish, ovoid, slightly oblique, ca. 1 mm, slightly compressed, smooth, enclosed by persistent perianth.

During the winter, the brownish hair is thick and long for protection from the cold nights.

Branchlets grayish brown to brownish, terete, initially densely yellowish strigose, glabrous when old.

A ground hog looks like a beaver with thick, brownish-gray hair.

Leaf blade ovate, oblong, or rarely obovate, dark green or brownish when dry; bracts lanceolate.

A sweet yellowish or brownish viscid fluid produced by various bees from the nectar of flowers and used as food .

Leaf blade adaxially densely covered with brownish red short pubescence; figs conic.

Branchlets together with petioles densely brownish yellow tomentose and orange-yellow scaly, glabrous when old.

Branchlets yellowish green when young, brownish red in second year, old ones grayish brown, with distinct rounded lenticels.

Leaves glabrous. Tepals pale yellow, yellow, brownish yellow, or purplish yellow, with purple or purple-red spots adaxially.

spreading American ash with leaves pale green or silvery beneath and having hard brownish wood.

Abaxial leaf surface with thin silver-gray or brownish indumentum; corolla pink or rose-purple.

Calyx less than 1 mm; corolla whitish to deep pink; ovary densely brownish hairy.

Juvenile branchlets densely tomentose, slightly brownish green.

winter buds brownish yellow, conical-ovoid, slightly resinous, scales slightly opening at base of branchlets.

winglike appendages rhombic to fan-shaped, membranous, brownish yellow veined, apical margin erose.

branchlets brownish to dark grayish brown, pubescent initially, glabrescent.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes woody, with brownish scales, remains of old leaves at apex.

The vomitus was initially clear but just before hospitalization was said to brownish.

Light brownish yellow to brownish brown powder , slightly bitter taste.

common brownish-yellow short-legged toad of western Europe; runs rather than hops.

Branchlets of previous year brownish gray, those of current year villous, glabrescent.

(used of especially horses) having a brownish coat thickly sprinkled with white or gray.

Branchlets brownish to brownish red, villous, with intermixed stalked purple glands and sparse, basally broadened and flattened prickles.

Branchlets brown or black-purple, brownish pilose or glabrous, with conspicuous white lenticels.

tunic whitish lilac to brownish violet, membranous, entire.

internodes with dense, brownish yellow, needle like spines.

Branchlets, petioles, abaxial surface of leaves, and inflorescences densely brownish velutinous.

Branches brownish red when dry, strong, stout, only pubescent when young.

branches brownish red, terete, with dense white lenticels.

Branchlets, petioles, peduncles, and abaxial surface of leaflets or only veins densely pubescent with short brownish or gray-brownish hairs.

I spread on the eat the brownish fur lined overcoat he had got tailor made for me.

Branchlets grayish, terete, with stellate hairs, brownish red glandular.

Brownish - gray Old World mouse now a common household pest worldwide .

Young branches pale green, turning purplish or brownish, subterete, glabrous.

Since dawn, a massive cloud of brownish yellow dust covered Pyongyang.

Seeds brownish black, trigonous-ellipsoid, ca. 3 mm, glabrous or sparsely floccose at margin and hilum.

Branchlets, petioles, and rachis densely brownish yellow hispid.

Stems erect, dull brownish red at base, branched above middle, initially strigillose.

It has been trapped for its valuable Brownish Black fur.

a water-soluble brownish-yellow pigment made by boiling wood soot.

Juvenile branchlets brownish green, grayish green, or grayish brown.

bark brownish purple, smooth, peeling in thin flakes.

Most living corals are yellowish, brownish, or olive.

Achene broadly ovoid, ca. 0. 8 mm, compressed, oblique, with an raised brownish ring.

Achene brownish green, narrowly ovoid, ca. 1 mm, compressed, oblique, smooth.

lobes ovate-triangular or ovate-oblong, ca. 3. 8 mm, inside sparsely white stellate-pilose with few brownish scales, apex bluntly acute.

Leaf blade subglabrous on both surfaces, abaxially brownish red glandular; branches ascending.

Seeds 3, brownish to blackish, shiny, oblate to orbicular, often spotted with minute pits.

leaf blade sparsely brownish hirsute abaxially and on veins adaxially when young, glabrescent or later glabrous.

Stipules free, brownish green, small. Flowers white to violet. Anterior petal shallowly saccate but not spurred.

Chromite: a widely distributed black to brownish-black chromium ore, FeCrO.

Stems and leaves densely white or brownish villous.

Leaf blade symmetric or nearly so; tepals pink to brownish red.

Stems and branches with brownish red prickles.

Seed brownish yellow, broadly ovoid.

He's 31, a brownish-haired beanpole with a soft-spoken but determined manner.

pith white to brownish, large, lamellate.

follicles reddish brown, becoming brownish black when dry, 5-6 mm in diam. , oil glands slightly protruding, apex beaked.

Leaf blade ovate, base cordate; stipules membranous, brownish, 7-10 mm, subpersistent; male flower reddish, perianth lobes not corniculate.

large brownish-green New Zealand parrot.

Branches grayish white to brownish gray.

A lustrous black to brownish titanium Ore. essentially FeTiO3.

shoots stout, ca. 5 mm in diam. , branchlets of current year purplish or brownish, puberulent and glandular.

Achene brownish, obliquely ovoid, ca. 0. 8 mm, compressed, enclosed by persistent perianth.

Shrubs ca. 1 m tall, young stems and branchlets with dense brownish gray stellate hairs, becoming glabrous.

Buds large, at first green, becoming brownish green, very viscid, apex decurved.

Nutlets brownish, oblong, triquetrous, ca. 2. 5 mm, base cuneate, apex truncate, smooth.

Fruit globose, ca. 2 mm in diam. , sparsely brownish red glandular.

Drupe dry, brownish, ovoid, ca. 6 mm, enclosed by persistent calyx.

Style ca. 6 mm, densely brownish pubescent from base to middle, subappressed brownish shortly hairy at middle, glabrous apically.

bracteoles purplish red with brownish apex, tubular, ca. 3 cm.

bracts linear-lanceolate, often 3-lobed, brownish puberulous.

Ovary globose, ca. 6 mm, densely brownish tomentose.

sepals triangular-ovate, ca. 2. 5 mm, subleathery, both surfaces brownish yellow tomentose with tufts of stellate hairs.

I'd say brownish gold. No, no, no, I mean he's depressed.

Flowers white. Sepals 5, ovate, ca. 5 mm, both surfaces brownish velutinous, apex acute.

1st-year branchlets brownish yellow, not glaucous or glaucous only when very young.

It is brownish-black. Its head hides under its thorax.

leaf blade entire, abaxially drying dirty brownish and often glaucous-papillate, adaxially often drying blackish, pinnately veined.

Branchlets brownish stellate-tomentulose when young; leaves both surfaces glabrous; capsule densely brownish tomentose, pedicel 3-4 mm.

second branchlets gray to brownish gray.

style ca. 3. 5 cm, densely brownish tomentose below, stigma glabrous, small.

Achene brownish, obliquely ovoid, ca. 0. 8 mm, compressed, smooth.

bracts brownish, dull brown distally, spatulate, ca. 1. 2 mm, villous.

Flowers reddish. Sepals 5, ovate to oblong-ovate, 6-7 mm, both surfaces densely brownish tomentose.

Drupe brownish yellow, ovoid, ca. 5 mm. Fl. May.

Seeds ca. 6 mm, with brownish spot-stripes.

Buds brownish, ovoid to oblong-ovoid, 2-5 mm, glabrous, apex acute.

Seeds subglobose, ca. 8 mm in diam. , brownish marbled.

Leaf blade abaxially brownish villous; capsule ellipsoid, pedicel 1--2 cm.

Fruit brown-yellow or rarely brownish when dry, globose, 5-6 mm in diam.

Branchlets terete, with stout brownish or white bristles to 1. 5 cm at nodes, glabrous when old.

there are green tourmalines in fine leek hues , but also in intense yellowish - green , olive green and brownish - green nuances.

Fruit globose to globose-cylindric, 2-3. 5 cm, glabrous, with brownish lenticels.

Seeds brownish, ovoid-globose, ca. 1. 5 mm, glabrous.

Seeds black to brownish black, subglobose, ca. 1 mm in diam.

Drupe brownish red, ovoid, ca. 6 mm.

capsule ca. 1. 5 cm in diam. , densely softly spiny, brownish, ca. 5 mm, stellate-pilose.

scales of axillary floral bud lanceolate, 0. 8--2 cm, brownish velutinous.

Sepals 5, oblong-ovate, 5-7 mm, both surfaces densely brownish velutinous.

Seeds black to brownish black, circular, ca. 1. 2 cm in diam.

Petals yellowish or brownish white: 3 outer ones suborbicular, ca. 1. 5 mm in diam.

Leaf blade abaxially brownish pubescent; petiole absent to 2. 5 cm.

Plants to 1--1. 5 m tall, basally with several brownish or whitish, membranous sheaths which usually become reticulate fibers apically.

peduncle and rachis 1. 5-5 mm, brownish or grayish yellow tomentose.

Petals green tinged brown or brownish red, cuneate to subflabellate, 1-1. 5 mm. Stamens subequaling petals. Ovary glabrous.

Perianth segments (3 or)6, in (1 or)2 whorls, free, usually greenish to brownish or blackish, rarely white or yellowish, glumelike.

Seeds brownish, pyriform, ca. 0. 8 mm.

Drupe brownish yellow, ovoid, 5-6 mm.

Seeds brownish black, subglobose, 6-7 mm in diam.

bracteoles reddish with brownish apex, ca. 1. 7 cm, apex 2- or 3-toothed.

bracts 2, ovate-oblong, 3-10 mm, outside brownish pannose.

There are some brownish bread crusts on the dining table.

Capsule pyriform or oblong-pyriform, 5-angled, 2. 5-3. 5(-5) cm, densely brownish puberulent.

Branchlets brownish to purplish brown, terete, stout, yellow tomentose and with sparse, curved small prickles. Leaves simple;

lower glume oblong-lanceolate, brownish, glossy, typically with scanty stiff rufous hairs, but sometimes glabrous or pubescent;

leaf blade abaxially whitish green, strigose, and with scattered brownish resinous dots, adaxially dark green and with cystolith hairs;

rachises, pedicels, and abaxial surfaces of bracts densely pubescent to tomentose, hairs spreading, brownish when dry, short;

Shoots dark gray to brownish gray, terete, with few lenticels, initially sparsely pubescent, glabrous when old;

Branchlets suberect, slightly bent or distinctly tortuous, brownish to gray-brown, slender, gray-white tomentose when young, later glabrous;

abaxial surface brownish, indumentum compact, thin, veins with thin indumentum;

Branches turning brownish purple in second year, terete, slender, densely white strigose;

Floral branchlets densely brownish velutinous, lenticels small and inconspicuous;

Wines 20 to 30 years old may have a brownish edge yet still be enjoyable.

tunic brownish yellow or pale gray, papery, distally with a collar of persistent leaf bases 1--5 cm, not surrounded by numerous roots;

Petals white, lavender, purple, yellow, orange, brownish, or green, much longer than sepals;

Leaf sheaths overlapping in distal part of stem, densely brownish yellow hirsute;

branchlets brownish, densely gray tomentose, glabrescent, with sparse, short prickles;

Electrolytic Coloring Technology of Brownish-Red Thin Film for Cold-Rolling Aluminum Alloy

apex acute; abaxial surface dirty white, scales dense, small, unequal, brownish red;

Twigs rounded, pubescent and brownish glandular setulose, glabrescent;

abaxial surface indumentum thin, yellowish brown or brownish;

Branches green, becoming grayish or brownish with age, 4-angled, slender, glabrous. Leaves opposite or alternate;

blades brownish yellow when dry, membranous, abaxially densely irregularly and shiny hispid, adaxially sparsely adnate hispid;

Fruit brownish yellow, tomentose when young, slightly so when mature;

leaf blade brownish when dry, the major one oblong-ovate, strongly unequal in shape and size;

exocarp thinly leathery when dry, brownish yellow, smooth;

Corolla usually white, rarely yellow, purple, brownish, or scarlet, 2-lipped, tube included;

axes brownish yellow tomentose and orange-yellow scaly;

Branchlets grayish brown or dark brownish red when old, glabrous or slightly pubescent when young;

Branchlets brownish to purple-brown, terete, densely pubescent when young;

semifermented, or oolong, tea yields a slightly Bitter, light Brownish-green liquid;

abaxial surface yellow-green to brownish, indumentum thin, 1-layered, hairs radiate;

Branches purple to brownish gray, with pale lenticels;

Rust: a plant disease caused by a rust fungus, characterized by reddish or brownish spots on leaves, stems, and other parts

though they are partially orange , they also have and brownish - olive plumage

branchlets pendulous, initially brownish yellow, turning gray in 2nd year, slender, glabrous;

Branchlets brownish yellow, slender;

Samaras brownish yellow when mature;

branchlets pale yellow or pale brownish yellow, stout, glabrous;

Branches brownish, stout and strong, 4-angled when young, glabrous;

Fruit brownish yellow when mature;

Branchlets gray or brownish yellow, green or purple-green and striped;

young branchlets red-brown or brownish, grayish when old, terete;

Branchlets brownish or gray, subterete, striate, glabrous;

Deep reddish brown to the brownish-black

Seeds brown to brownish, narrowly ellipsoid, ca. 2 mm, winged at both ends;

long branchlets light yellow or brownish yellow, bright in 2nd year, finally yellowish gray;

Stipules persistent, brownish, narrowly ovate, 3-4 mm, membranous, acute at apex;

Leaves deciduous; petiole 8-10 mm, densely yellowish or brownish villous or glabrous;

Stipules ovate-triangular, ca. 1 mm, brownish red;

first year's branchlets brownish yellow;

Corolla deep indigo-blue, salverform; tube cylindric, 2. 3--3 cm, brownish glandular pubescent outside;

Brownish black oil on surface

Stipules almost persistent, brownish, ovate-lanceolate, 7-10 mm, membranous, 2-ribbed;

Drupe reddish, brownish yellow to reddish brown when mature, ovoid, 10-13 mm, inconspicuously 5-ribbed;

ovary oblong-cylindric, ca. 5 mm, 8-locular, brownish tomentose;

Inflorescences terminal, branches few or absent, (10-)18-28 cm, brownish tomentose;

calyx brownish villose, lobes 4;

Ligule brownish, 2-cleft, 1--2 cm, rarely longer, membranous, sparsely puberulent;

ligule entire, 5--7 mm, densely brownish pubescent;

petiole absent to 2. 5 cm, densely brownish pubescent;

short branchlets 3-4 mm in diam. , densely brownish yellow pubescent;

pedicel 1-2. 5 mm. Calyx purple or brownish, dotted purple, glabrous;

Petiole 5-10 mm, stoutish, densely hairy, hairs spreading, brownish, straight, long (0. 5-1 mm);

long branchlets pale brownish yellow initially, finally gray, internodes (1-) 1. 5-4 cm;

petiole 0. 4-1. 5 cm, densely or sparsely brownish yellow tomentose or glabrous, with 2 glands at apex;

Capsule urn-shaped, 3-4. 5 mm in diam. , apex truncate. Seeds brownish, ellipsoid to oblong, compressed, 0. 7-1 mm;