sienna

Also breaking: apparently, Delevingne and Sienna Miller are “schnoystering,” whatever that means.
Donald Sterling’s Former Mistress Makes the “Paparazzi Shield” Chic; Cara Delevingne Has Self-Grooming Eyebrows|The Fashion Beast Team|May 5, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Dr. Sienna helpfully tells him “We see these occasionally in the medical field.”
Fact-Checking Dan Brown’s ‘Inferno’: 10 Mistakes, False Statements, and Oversimplifications|Noah Charney|May 20, 2013|DAILY BEAST
They came onto the scene in 2004, on the feet of boho-chic English style icons Sienna Miller and Kate Moss.
Have Ugg Boots Made a Tepid Return to Fashion?|Misty White Sidell|February 28, 2013|DAILY BEAST
Those targeted included Princes William and Harry, as well as senior politicians and the actors Hugh Grant and Sienna Miller.
Sun Editor Calls Ethics Inquiry 'Ludicrous'|Charlotte Edwardes|January 9, 2012|DAILY BEAST

Actress Sienna Miller described paparazzi spitting at her to provoke a reaction they could photograph.
Murdoch’s News of the World Sins Exposed by Leveson Inquiry|Brian Cathcart|November 28, 2011|DAILY BEAST
He will return about the 10th of October to fetch me, and we all go on to Sienna, to my mother.
The Child of Pleasure|Gabriele D'Annunzio
The female must content herself with burnt sienna back-covering which comes down onto her ochre-coloured belly.
The Natural Philosophy of Love|Remy de Gourmont
This may be colored with anything desired, like burnt sienna, annatto, or other coloring material.
Practical Mechanics for Boys|J. S. Zerbe
One day when Saint Catherine of Sienna was kneeling in the fuller's house, a dove as white as snow perched on the child's head.
The Life of Joan of Arc, Vol. 1 and 2 (of 2)|Anatole France
Some plain wooden armchairs were set against the walls that had been rough plastered and washed with burnt sienna brown.
Flamsted quarries|Mary E. Waller

British Dictionary definitions for sienna

sienna

/ (sɪˈɛnə) /

noun

a natural earth containing ferric oxide used as a yellowish-brown pigment when untreated (raw sienna) or a reddish-brown pigment when roasted (burnt sienna)

the colour of this pigmentSee also burnt sienna

Word Origin for sienna

C18: from Italian terra di Siena earth of Siena

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