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brown
adjective
-
brown
,
browner
,
brownest
having
the
color
that
is
a
mixture
of
red
and
yellow
,
like
the
color
of
wood
,
soil
,
or
chocolate
.
•
She
bought
a
brown
leather
jacket
to
wear
in
the
fall
.
She
bought
a
brown
leather
jacket
to
wear
in
the
fall
.
•
A
family
of
squirrels
hid
nuts
under
the
brown
leaves
in
the
park
.
A
family
of
squirrels
hid
nuts
under
the
brown
leaves
in
the
park
.
Old
English
“
brūn
”,
from
Proto-Germanic
*brūnaz
,
meaning
“
shining
,
brown
”.
noun
-
brown
the
color
brown
.
•
Mix
a
little
red
with
green
paint
and
you
will
get
a
shade
of
brown
.
Mix
a
little
red
with
green
paint
and
you
will
get
a
shade
of
brown
.
•
Brown
goes
well
with
earthy
home-decor
themes
.
Brown
goes
well
with
earthy
home-decor
themes
.
Same
origin
as
the
adjective
:
Old
English
“
brūn
”.
verb
to
make
or
become
brown
,
especially
when
cooked
or
when
exposed
to
the
sun
or
heat
.
•
Let
the
onions
brown
slowly
to
bring
out
their
sweetness
.
Let
the
onions
brown
slowly
to
bring
out
their
sweetness
.
•
The
chicken
skin
browned
nicely
in
the
hot
oven
.
The
chicken
skin
browned
nicely
in
the
hot
oven
.
From
the
adjective
“
brown
”;
first
recorded
as
a
verb
in
the
16th
century
.
browser
noun
a
computer
program
that
lets
you
find
and
view
pages
,
images
,
videos
,
and
other
information
on
the
internet
•
Maya
opened
her
browser
and
searched
for
pictures
of
puppies
.
Maya
opened
her
browser
and
searched
for
pictures
of
puppies
.
•
Remember
to
update
your
browser
to
keep
your
data
safe
.
Remember
to
update
your
browser
to
keep
your
data
safe
.
From
browse
+
-er
;
sense
referring
to
software
arose
in
the
late
1980s
to
describe
programs
that
allow
users
to
browse
electronic
documents
.
noun
someone
who
looks
around
a
shop
,
market
,
or
collection
casually
without
intending
to
buy
immediately
•
The
salesperson
smiled
and
told
the
browser
to
let
her
know
if
he
needed
help
.
The
salesperson
smiled
and
told
the
browser
to
let
her
know
if
he
needed
help
.
•
The
store
was
full
of
weekend
browsers
who
were
just
passing
time
.
The
store
was
full
of
weekend
browsers
who
were
just
passing
time
.
From
browse
+
-er
,
originally
meaning
‘
one
who
browses
or
grazes
’
in
the
16th
century
;
extended
to
casual
shoppers
in
the
20th
century
.
noun
an
animal
that
feeds
mainly
on
leaves
,
twigs
,
or
shrubs
rather
than
on
grass
•
The
giraffe
is
a
well-known
browser
that
reaches
high
tree
branches
.
The
giraffe
is
a
well-known
browser
that
reaches
high
tree
branches
.
•
Compared
with
grazers
,
browsers
often
have
narrower
,
pointed
mouths
.
Compared
with
grazers
,
browsers
often
have
narrower
,
pointed
mouths
.
From
browse
+
-er
;
earliest
zoological
use
recorded
in
the
late
18th
century
.
eyebrow
noun
the
line
of
short
hairs
that
grows
on
the
ridge
of
skin
just
above
each
eye
•
Maria
raised
one
eyebrow
in
surprise
when
she
saw
the
huge
cake
.
Maria
raised
one
eyebrow
in
surprise
when
she
saw
the
huge
cake
.
•
After
swimming
,
Ben
used
a
towel
to
wipe
water
from
his
eyebrows
.
After
swimming
,
Ben
used
a
towel
to
wipe
water
from
his
eyebrows
.
From
Middle
English
‘
brou
’ (
forehead
,
eyebrow
),
later
combined
with
‘
eye
’.
