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Noun
Sanford's brown (uncountable)
- A brownish-orange color.
1964, Matthew Williams Stirling, Marion Stirling, The Archeology of Taboga, Urabá, and Taboguilla Islands, Panama, page 316:The browns are from Brown-Bay to Burnt Sienna […] , Mars Orange and Liver Brown […] , and Sanford's Brown and Hay's Russet. The only other colors used were black and white.
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