dun

No so the red dun, who had to be put down.

And all this was of the same dun color as the ground.

There was no use trying to get the dun out that way.

After a moment the dun walked on, then stopped again.

"Despite the fire, the room is rather dun and there was a good deal going on."

Her favorite color, at least for school, was a dun brown.

Its short, fine hair is usually black, though some animals are dun or red.

In the dun light he looked into her eyes, smiling a little.

Also, he might get to the 46, find the dun gone and see her tracks.

The dun was about a hundred feet high and three times that at the base.

Unfortunately, to get a place in a dun you needed to know someone who already worked there.

Trying to think, he looked up at the proud man in that dun picture.

I think they were sneaking about on the dun, too!

Word spread from the dun with the last days of autumn.

With a dun, the hair color itself is one solid shade.

Also, dun horses do not get lighter as they age.

It is considered the best preserved dun on the island.

Most of the food was the same nondescript dun color as the general's hair.

What the sun done cannot be undone but is well dun.

At the back of those hills, a higher range lifted dun.

The dun liked to run, and it was bitter cold now.

She would get the dun and bring him back.

Well, we were a part of this country, that dun mustang and me.

The dun was standing head up, nostrils wide, looking toward my right.

Cheering people made way for the dun, and he hardly heard them.

"They be bad, and I dun' want young Emun to take a inflammation.

Chanda (Sanskrit, Pali; Tibetan: 'dun pa) - is translated as "intention", "interest", or "desire to act".

Jeanne Tripplehorn - who you may care to remember, rather laughably, was the one who 'dun it' in 'Basic Instinct'- is McDeere's wife, while Holly Hunter, who has been rather quiet of late, turns up as a lovesick secretary.