chukker-brown

• Término coloquial británico obsoleto del siglo XIX que designa un color marrón muy oscuro o negruzco, usado a menudo para describir el pelaje de los caballos.

An obsolete British slang term from the 19th century, meaning very dark brown or blackish-brown, often used to describe a horse's coat color.

1. Snuff-coloredC2formalbritish

   Of a greyish to yellowish brown color, resembling snuff.

   color de rapé

   • The old coat was a chukker-brown shade, faded from years of wear.
   • He described the horse's coat as a rich chukker-brown.
   • The autumn leaves turned a chukker-brown before falling.

   Sinónimossnuff-brownumber