reddish-brown

The background is a dark, muted purple, providing a stark contrast to the hot dog's reddish-brown skin.

Natives all over America had reddish-brown skin instead of black, despite receiving similar amounts of UV to Africa.

The desk, the sideboard, and the low table are all made of matching reddish-brown wood.

Inscriptions up to 2,000 years old have been found on a reddish-brown block of sandstone.

Stir and fry for 10-12 minutes or until the onions turn a nice, reddish-brown colour.

Stir and fry for about 12 minutes or until the onions are a reddish-brown color.

It's good they updated the reddish-brown circle to a triangle.

My inner thighs are reddish-brown because if the scar tissues.

The major pollutant released by the combustion of gas is nitrogen dioxide, an odorless, reddish-brown compound that irritates the linings of the respiratory tract and causes shortness of breath.

Probably about 20 years ago, near Boston, I remember noticing a reddish-brown squirrel sitting in a tree gnawing on a fried chicken leg and found the sight mildly absurd.

Lead (II,IV) oxide (red lead) is a reddish-brown pigment which could have been used to adulterate the cinnamon to make it look better (hide imperfections since it's close to the color of high-quality cinnamon bark).

> At sunrise, a reddish-brown snake slithers across the sky as the burned coal sends out plumes of carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxide, mercury, lead and other metals.

From wikipedia: "Monazite is a reddish-brown phosphate mineral containing rare earth metals and is an important source of thorium, lanthanum, and cerium.

Ekbia [1] humorously notes that querying a medical inference engine for suggestions on what could be causing the reddish-brown spots on the chassis and body of your Jeep, you’d get “measles”.

For instance General Monck was described as a "black man" with a sanguine complexion, which should tell you that he was actually a "black man", because sanguine is the reddish-brown, or fawn color that Africans and South Asians exhibit.