Results for: brown spot on skin
English English
buck, buckskin garments, deerskin, grayish yellow, grayish yellow horse, skin of a male deer; strong soft leather; pant or shoes made from this leather, somebody wearing buckskinbuckskin
bulky grayish-brown eagle with a short wedge-shaped white tail, sea eagle (also ern)erne
bulky grayish-brown eagle with a short wedge-shaped white tail, sea eagle (also erne)ern
bullbat, insect-feeding nightjar, mosquito hawk, night owl, night worker; night driver; person who is typically awake late at night; type of nocturnal insect-eating bird with grayish-brown feathers, goatsucker (Zoology)nighthawk
burned or burning piece of wood, describe somebody or something as bad, fungal disease of plants, make indelible mark on somebody, mark burned on animal, mark on criminal or enslaved person, mark skin or hide, mark with a branding iron; disgrace, conde...brand
burnt sugar, chewy candy, of yellowish-brown color, soft candy (made from sugar, butter and milk); burnt sugar used for coloring and flavoring foodcaramel
caisson, desert animal, large desert animal with a humped back; yellowish-brown color; pontoon (Nautical), light browncamel
calf, leather, leather made from the skin of a calf, skin of calfcalfskin
calming, soothing cream, lotion, salve (for the skin), soothing substance, soothing to skin, softening (to the skin)emollient
carnelian, red gemstone; coppery red color, reddish-brown colorcornelian
carriage dog, coach dog, dalmatian spotted dog, extinct Romance language, of or pertaining to Dalmatia (historic region in Croatia); of or pertaining to a breed of dog having a white coat marked with black or brown spots, resident of Dalmatia (historic...Dalmatian
cast something off, dead outer covering, dead tissue layer, deep muddy hole, discard card, discard something or somebody, discarded card, estuary, hole filled with water, ignore something, separate from healed tissue, shed dead skin or tissue; abandon,...slough
casual worker, dead body, illegal voter, muscae volitantes, person or thing that floats; wanderer; one whose vote can be bought; one who does not belong to a particular political party, something floating, spot interfering with vision, worker shifting ...floater
cause a mark on the skin; knit in strips; strengthen with reinforcing planks, mark on the body, welt; strip, stripe; protruding stripe on a fabric; reinforcing bar (Construction), raise welt on skin, ridge on fabric, skin welt, vertical row of knitting...wale
cause a scar; make small cuts or scratches in the skin; crush, break up the surface layer of something (e.g. ground before planting); criticize sharply, frighten somebody, loosen soil, make scratches on skin, scratch seedsscarify
 

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