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tawny

adjective as in brownish

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The young tawny cougar with the broad, handsome features headed east for nearly 50 miles to escape his father, wandering through whatever green spaces he could find “and probably more than few backyards,” Pratt said.

He had seen tawny owls in the neighbourhood before but was surprised to discover these so close to the heart of the city.

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This summer, Currie — who has tawny hair and, often, a light tan — is planning to travel to various destinations in Europe to buttle at vacation houses.

The rich, tawny caramel-colored result, served iced, tastes almost like chocolate.

Her version of this classic practically glows, its tawny surface glistening, a look that promises richness.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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