| Nitrogen dioxide is a yellowish-brown gas with a characteristic pungent, acrid odor. |
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| It looks like a yellowish-brown stew flowing sluggishly over red-stained rocks. |
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| It has two red eyes and a partly-striped yellowish-brown body with a few hairs that are longer than the others. |
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| Tetracyclines can cause permanent yellowish-brown, reddish, or grey tooth discoloration. |
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| Put a sponge in water and apply the yellowish-brown base color so that it pales you out. |
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| You could see a yellowish-brown plume all the way out to Falkners Island, five miles away. |
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| Colorless or pale reddish or yellowish-brown specimens with an earthy to moderately vitreous luster are most commonly observed. |
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| I particularly relished a curled, yellowish-brown object that looked like a half-eaten cannoli shell. |
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| The heartwood is light yellowish-brown and has a strong resin or turpentine scent. |
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| Iodine, for example, is slightly soluble in water and gives a yellowish-brown solution. |
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| In time, it becomes darker and then varies between yellowish-brown and reddish-brown, contrasting sharply with the 50-100 mm wide sapwood, which can be white to light yellow in colour. |
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| Its brown shell is oblong circular and may include yellowish-brown hues. |
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| It occurs as yellowish-brown anhedral grains up to 2mm in diameter. |
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| It was yellowish-brown, and it collected in the flutes of the column. |
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| Pupae are oval, yellowish-brown in colour, and 3 to 4 mm long. |
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| The almost minuscule teeth are somewhat round and stained yellowish-brown by the fossilisation process. |
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| The almost miniscule teeth is somewhat round and stained yellowish-brown by the fossilisation process. |
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| Metasternum with yellowish-brown pubescence, laterally and close to metacoxae more yellowish. |
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| The tin disulphide is a pigment that is yellowish-brown in color, and is generally used as paint for gilding, RMIT University said in a statement. |
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