buff

The upper part is of a coppery bronze colour, a band of buff crossing the lower end of the back.

Off fly our jackets and stocks—it is not a day for buff—and at it like bull-dogs.

Its cap is large, thick and firm, smooth and broadly convex, sometimes pale yellow or buff.

The colour was buff, and there were seams of coal and lignite in places.

Reaching for a telegraph form, I was beginning to write when a maid entered and handed me a buff envelope.

In the present day the game is called "Blind Man's Buff," and very popular it is among young folk.

Above blackish brown tipped with rusty; below mottled rusty, blackish and buff.

It amused itself with balls and masques, plays, and even with blindman's-buff.

He wore a bright corselet of steel, with gauntlets, and a buff coat and boots, richly embroidered.

The walls were stone-colour, and the wood-work of the roof and light galleries were buff, picked out with the brightest scarlet.