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1. (of skin) deeply suntanned
   - brown

1. Fry in a pan until it changes colour
   "brown the meat in the pan"
    
2. Make brown in colour
   "the draught browned the leaves on the trees in the yard"
   - embrown

See also: brunet [US], brunette

Type of: color [US], color in [US], colorise [Brit], colorize [US], colour [Brit, Cdn], colour in [Brit, Cdn], colourise [Brit], colourize [Brit, Cdn], cook

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