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grayish brown

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Noun1.grayish brown - a color or pigment varying around a light grey-brown color; "she wore dun"
light brown - a brown that is light but unsaturated


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Grayish brown veins outline patches of a color that is either violet or magenta or something in between, depending on how the light strikes Strobilanthus leaves at any particular moment.
Then, grayish brown against the usual gray-blue haze, the steep hillsides and canyons fill in, and at about five miles out you may see the first signs of human development -- typically, the huge, cylindrical Casino, signature structure of Avalon, larger of the island's two communities.
Geese honk to locate a mate, ants leave a scent trail for other ants to follow, the stickleback fish changes from grayish brown to blue with a red belly when it wants to attract a mate, and other deep-sea fish "light up" to lure mates - or prey.
 
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