subfusc
adjective
sub·fusc (ˌ)səb-ˈfəsk 
ˈsəb-ˌ
chiefly British
: drab, dusky
Word History
Etymology
Latin subfuscus brownish, dusky, from sub- + fuscus dark brown — more at dusk
First Known Use
1710, in the meaning defined above
- Jussiaean
- jussiean
- jussieuan
- jussive
- jussives
- just
- just (you) wait
- just a friend
- just a minute
- just a minute/second/moment
- just a moment
- just a second
- just about
- just another
- just another face in the crowd
- just anyone
- love parrot
- love scene
- love seat
- love seats
- love set
- love song
- love spoon
- love story
- love tap