Preposition: on

• side: Fry the chicken until lightly browned on both sides.

Adjective modifier

• persuasive: Persuasive brown whose on a typical the event of insurance manager.

• dark: It is usually dark brown where as the German Cockroach is a lighter yellowish-brown.

Modifies a noun

• trout: Boat fishing for brown trout on the Lily Loch.

• dwarf: The problem is, in which part of the sky is the brown dwarf located, exactly?

• rice: Levels of vitamins and minerals fall between white rice and brown rice.

• sugar: Arrange peach halves cavity side down and sprinkle brown sugar over.

• hair: Her long brown hair lifted in the breeze, to make a dark halo about her head.

• hare: The plight of the brown hare has taken a positive turn following the launch of a major project covering six counties across the UK.

Modifying Another Word

• lightly: Fry the chicken until lightly browned on both sides.

• nicely: Heat the butter in a heavy pan and sauté the rabbit pieces and chopped shallots until nicely browned.

Infinitive complement

• gray: It can change color from sandy brown to gray to match the sea bed and it feeds on other bottom-dwelling fishes and crustaceans.

Used with adjective complement

• investonce: To investonce brown can be accessed is health insurance for liability insurance.

• mottle: Typically, the tiled fireplaces were finished in mottled brown, green and other earth colors.

• turn: About a month ago the branches at the very bottom started to turn brown.

• stain: The flint artifacts found in the ancient river gravels are frequently rolled, battered, and stained brown by iron oxides.

• catch: These are just caught brown 's eye quot they were.

• paint: Apparently, the roof had to be painted brown by order of the local council, rather than the natural green of the asbestos.

Preposition: in

• color: Oak A very strong wood which is light brown in color.

Preposition: under

• grill: Dot with butter, sprinkle with extra chili powder, and quickly brown under the hot grill.