Pronunciation: /ˈheɪzəl/
noun a light brown or yellowish brown color
A1 She has hazel eyes.
A2 The hazel tree in the backyard is starting to bloom.
B1 I bought a hazel wood desk for my home office.
B2 The artist used hazel paint to create a beautiful landscape.
C1 The hazel nut is a popular ingredient in many desserts.
C2 The hazel wood used in the construction of the house was imported from Europe.
adjective having a light brown or yellowish brown color
A1 She has hazel eyes.
A2 The hazel tree in the garden produces delicious nuts.
B1 I painted my bedroom walls a warm hazel color.
B2 The hazel wood furniture added a touch of elegance to the room.
C1 Her hazel hair shimmered in the sunlight.
C2 The artist used hazel tones to create a sense of warmth in the painting.
formal The hazel trees in the park provide a beautiful canopy of green and brown hues.
informal I love the hazel color of your eyes, it's so unique.
slang Her hazel hair is always on point, she must spend hours styling it.
figurative The hazel sky at dusk reminded her of a painting, with its blend of blue and orange.
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