Pronunciation: /roʊn/
noun a reddish-brown color
A1 The roan horse grazed peacefully in the meadow.
A2 The roan mare and her foal trotted along the trail.
B1 The rancher admired the beautiful roan stallion in the pasture.
B2 The roan pony was known for its gentle temperament and sturdy build.
C1 The equestrian competition featured a stunning roan gelding as the champion.
C2 The roan thoroughbred was a prized possession of the wealthy horse breeder.
adjective having a reddish-brown color
A1 The roan horse galloped through the field.
A2 She admired the roan cow for its unique color.
B1 The roan cat blended in perfectly with the autumn leaves.
B2 The roan dog was a beautiful mix of white and brown fur.
C1 The roan mare won first place in the equestrian competition.
C2 The roan stallion was a prized possession of the ranch owner.
formal The rancher admired the beautiful roan horse in the pasture.
informal I saw a cool roan horse at the farm yesterday.
slang That roan mare is a real looker, isn't she?
figurative The roan clouds in the sky signaled an impending storm.
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