The Collaborative International Dictionary
Fawn-colored \Fawn"-col`ored\, a. Of the color of a fawn; light yellowish brown.
Usage examples of "fawn-colored".
He wore a fawn-colored flannel suit with patch pockets and lapped seams, cut as every tailor can't cut flannel.
He was small, middle-aged, iron-gray at the temples, with a very dark skin, dressed in a fawn-colored suit with a winecolored tie.
On it stood Monday Simms, in a graceful pose, wearing a proud smile and—in her fawn-colored tights—seemingly wearing little else but a few strategically placed patches of sequins.
Her dress was unbuttoned all down the front, and now she flipped the two halves open, so he could see her entire: the fawn-colored flesh, the dark-brown nipples, the black peppercorn tufts and the dried white flakes clinging there.
Monday's fawn-colored cheeks turned rosy with mixed pride, shyness and discomfiture.
Instead, he tugged his expensive fawn-colored Stetson into place and signaled for his driver to get ready.
When wet, Ahn-Kha's fawn-colored hair matted down into a rain slicker, still keeping a precious layer of air in between the wet hair and his skin.