ombre
Noun
Meaning
A game at cards, borrowed from the Spaniards, and usually played by three persons.
A large Mediterranean food fish (Umbrina cirrhosa): -- called also umbra, and umbrine.
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Le Pays Sans Ombre ("The Land Without Shadow"), Serpent à plumes, Paris, 1994.
Before Khloe was a beautiful blonde bombshell, she memorably sported an ombre chocolate brown ‘do at the 2014 Hairfinity launch party.
It’s just one part of an aggressive YouTube strategy from the Trump campaign, one that has used tactics like colorful ombre thumbnails and bombastic headlines.
Athletes running the longer half-marathon had to go up to Villa Falcon at Machabée and back to Bel Ombre like all the other athletes.
Besides the popular highlights and ombre, the latest looks have stylists giving luscious locks a makeover with modern metallics including grey or pastel blue.
I only got a look at the twinkle ombre case, but the iridescent soap bubble and tough groove cases also look cool.