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In places the grasses are punishingly thick for this Open, but as fearsome as it looks, the rough has browned off, it is more brittle than juicy and therefore potentially playable.

From BBC Jul. 15, 2024

“I am so browned off with the whole madhouse I don’t really care much what happens.”

From New York Times Sep. 29, 2010

Many a traveler was browned off by the airlines; many were scared off.

From Time Magazine Archive

Among thousands of Americans, "browned off" already means fed up.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Colonel said that some of his men were browned off because there had been no opposition on the beaches.

From Time Magazine Archive




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