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khaki
adjective as in brown
noun as in beige
noun as in tan
noun as in uniform
Strong matches
Weak matches
Example Sentences
This is why, sweating in a black polo and khaki slacks, affable and smiling, Wallnau promised the members of the faithful in Michigan that they would be shortly hearing from God.
The plaid shirt, the khaki hiking pants, the brown hiking boots, even the dumb floppy hat, all checked out.
Drafted in May 1952, he spent the next two seasons playing ball in khaki, then was discharged in March 1954, just in time to have the finest season of his career.
Surrounding him was a sea of people clad in khaki and red, the saint’s colors.
Segura, wearing an untucked black collared shirt, khaki pants and thick glasses, leaned forward attentively as his attorney spoke.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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