fawny

English

fawn +‎ -y

fawny (comparative more fawny, superlative most fawny)

Somewhat fawn in colour.
- 1822, Philip Stansbury, A Pedestrian Tour of Two Thousand Three Hundred Miles in North America
  The people thus afflicted cried out, that they saw their tormentors though invisible to every body else, in the shape of a little devil of a fawny colour, attended with spectres that had something more human in their forms.

单词	fawny
释义	fawny English Etymology fawn +‎ -y Adjective fawny (comparative more fawny, superlative most fawny) Somewhat fawn in colour. 1822, Philip Stansbury, A Pedestrian Tour of Two Thousand Three Hundred Miles in North America The people thus afflicted cried out, that they saw their tormentors though invisible to every body else, in the shape of a little devil of a fawny colour, attended with spectres that had something more human in their forms.
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