bronzy

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  1. Resembling bronze: as, a bronzy appearance. The Cicindela maritima, which is found only on sandy sea-shores, is of a pale bronzy yellow, so as to be almost invisible. A. R. Wallace, Nat. Select., p. 57.

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  • She looked down at her feet and placed one foot ahead of the other with infinite care as if just learning how She was a bronzy-blonde in her twenties, oval-faced, trim, with rather striking looking light brown eyes that, when they were less blanched by horror, were more gold than brown. —  159 - Death Is A Round Black Spot
  • He followed, shutting the door, taking note of her gown—a sleekly draped silk confection in bronzy, autumnal shades that became her extremely well. —  A Gentleman's Honor
  • The tough skin makes the muscadine highly resistant to insect and disease damage and the color can range from a bronzy-green to pink, red, blue, purple, or black. —  Indybay newswire
  • It is a unique iridescent bronzy color and the style pattern can be worn with dressy or casual outfit. —  Zappos.com: new styles
  • And let's definitely go with Restylane for the lips, and a less bronzy foundation next time, okay? —  Evil Beet Gossip
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