| There was an intellectual expression in his high, thoughtful brow, embrowned though it was by exposure. |
| The embrowned nuts of autumn he turns to profitable account. |
| Her arms were embrowned by exposure, but her forehead was not brown. |
| They sat for a while in the embrowned sunshine of the dusty room. |
| If the tenement selected for this honour could not be ancient and embrowned, it should at least have been detached. |
| Pleural and ventral surfaces bluish-grey, dull, thoracic and abdominal sternites embrowned centrally, genital segments shining brown. |
