How Do You Spell BROWNS?

Pronunciation: [bɹˈa͡ʊnz] (IPA)

The word "browns" is spelled using the phonetic transcription of /braʊnz/. This word refers to a plural form of the color brown, which is commonly used to describe the color of objects such as wood, skin, and coffee. The IPA phonetic transcription of "browns" breaks down the pronunciation into individual phonemes, each representing a specific sound in the English language. By using this transcription, we can correctly spell and pronounce the word "browns."

BROWNS Meaning and Definition

1. Browns is a plural noun that can have multiple meanings depending on the context. Here is a 200-word dictionary definition encompassing the most common understandings of the term:

   1. Browns refers to a range of colors that are dark and earthy, resembling the color of soil or wood. It includes various shades of brown, from light tan hues to deep chestnut or mahogany tones.

   2. In American football, Browns is also the reference to the Cleveland Browns, a professional football team based in Cleveland, Ohio. They are part of the National Football League (NFL) and have a rich history in the sport.

   3. Browns may also pertain to cooked food items that have been browned or caramelized during preparation. It is a cooking technique where heat is applied to achieve a golden or dark brown crust on the surface of the food, enhancing its flavor and appearance.

   4. Another meaning of browns is used to describe people, usually with darker or olive-toned skin. It can refer to individuals of various ethnicities, particularly those with African, Southeast Asian, or Native American ancestry.

   5. Additionally, browns can be an informal term for a type of Oxford shoes that usually have a brown leather upper, often associated with classic and formal attire.

   In summary, the term "browns" can signify colors, the Cleveland Browns football team, the browning of cooked food, individuals with certain skin tones, or a type of dress shoes.

Top Common Misspellings for BROWNS *

• bronws 100%

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Other Common Misspellings for BROWNS

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Etymology of BROWNS

The word "browns" has a straightforward etymology. It is derived from the noun "brown", which originally comes from the Old English word "brūn". "Brūn" itself can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "brūnaz", which meant "brown" or "dark". The word has remained relatively unchanged throughout its history and is used to describe the color between yellow and black, as well as various objects and materials that share this color. As for the plural form "browns", it simply indicates multiple objects or individuals that are brown in color.

Idioms with the word BROWNS

• take the Browns to the Super Bowl The idiom "take the Browns to the Super Bowl" is derived from American football and is used colloquially to refer to the act of going to the restroom or bathroom for a bowel movement. It humorously implies that the person is choosing a mundane activity over something much more exciting or important, like attending the Super Bowl, which is the championship game of the National Football League (NFL).

Similar spelling words for BROWNS

• Brunston,
• browner,
• Crowns,
• broomes,
• browse,
• bransford,
• Brunson,
• brown cup,
• drowns,
• briones,
• branscum,
• branscomb,
• frowns,
• bruins,
• Branson,
• bruns,
• brown,
• brownie,
• Bronson,
• brownest,
• brainsick,
• brewing,
• Branscome,
• brownish,
• brings,
• brownness,
• brown oak,
• brainstem,
• bronstein,
• brown ash,
• Brownson,
• bronze,
• brinson,
• brunswick.

Conjugate verb Browns

CONDITIONAL

I would brown

we would brown

you would brown

he/she/it would brown

they would brown

FUTURE

I will brown

we will brown

you will brown

he/she/it will brown

they will brown

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have browned

we will have browned

you will have browned

he/she/it will have browned

they will have browned

PAST

I browned

we browned

you browned

he/she/it browned

they browned

PAST PERFECT

I had browned

we had browned

you had browned

he/she/it had browned

they had browned

PRESENT

I brown

we brown

you brown

he/she/it browns

they brown

PRESENT PERFECT

I have browned

we have browned

you have browned

he/she/it has browned

they have browned

I am browning

we are browning

you are browning

he/she/it is browning

they are browning

I was browning

we were browning

you were browning

he/she/it was browning

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I will be browning

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