0 past simple and past participle of brown
A well-known dish comprising onions soaked in vinegar and other seasonings added to chicken broth, the boiled chicken having been removed and browned for serving.
Most plants, though, were fully browned or without leaves, making scoring unambiguous and analyses of variance uninformative.
The result is that the lads get frustrated and "browned off" very quickly.
That inevitably makes them "browned off," and everybody knows that perfectly well.
They were "browned off" and were only there because they had to be.
All the talk about being "browned off"—that peculiar term—has faded away.
Is it not a fact that a very large number of these young women are sitting about browned off, with little or nothing to do?
Can one wonder that troops are getting browned off in such conditions.
