tawny

/ˈtɔni/
adjective
  1. Having a brownish-orange or yellowish-brown color, like that of a lion's fur.
    • She wore a tawny scarf that matched the autumn leaves.
    • The lion's tawny coat helped it blend into the dry grass.
    • The old photograph had turned a tawny shade with age.
noun
  1. A brownish-orange or yellowish-brown color.
    • The bird's feathers were a rich tawny with dark streaks.
    • The artist mixed yellow and brown to create a warm tawny.
    • The sunset painted the sky in shades of tawny and gold.
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