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  Amy, born 1952, U.S. novelist. noun the brown colour produced by the skin after intensive exposure to ultraviolet rays, esp those of the sun a light or moderate yellowish-brown colour short for tanbark verb tans, tanning, tanned to go brown or cause to go brown after exposure to ultraviolet rays: she tans easily to convert […]

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