| Word | in a brown study |
|---|---|
| Description | in a reverie and absorbed in your thoughts The earliest meaning of brown in English was simply dark. From this, an extended sense of gloomy or serious developed and it is apparently from this sense that we get the phrase in a reverie and absorbed in your thoughts The earliest meaning of brown in English was simply dark. From this, an extended sense of gloomy or serious developed and it is apparently from this sense that we get the phrase in a reverie and absorbed in your tho |
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