Taupe Definition

tōp
noun
A dark, brownish gray, the color of moleskin.
Webster's New World
adjective
Of such a color.
Webster's New World
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Noun

Singular:
taupe
Plural:
taupes

Origin of Taupe

  • From French taupe, from Latin talpa (“mole").

    From Wiktionary

  • French from Old French mole from Latin talpa

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Taupe Sentence Examples

  • These cute early 70's vinyl shoes are a light taupe color and have gently pointed toes and 2.5 heels.

  • The scarlet exterior gives way to a cool interior - muted taupe walls, starchy table linens, original artwork.

  • Gender colors can include yellow, green, brown, red, black, beige, tan, white, orange, and taupe.

  • When designing unisex themes for baby and toddler rooms, neutral colors work well, such as yellow, green, cream, tan, taupe and white.

  • Hunter green makes a nice compliment to burgundy and gold décor, or keep the walls light with taupe or off white paint.

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