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- DictionaryDrab/drab/
adjective
- 1. lacking brightness or interest; drearily dull: "the landscape was drab and gray"
- 2. of a dull light brown color: "drab camouflage uniforms"
noun
- 1. fabric of a dull brownish color.
1. a. : of the dull brown color of drab (see drab entry 3 sense 1) b. : of a light olive brown color : of the color drab (see drab entry 3 sense 2a) 2. : characterized by dullness and monotony : cheerless. a drab life. drab industrial buildings.
DRAB definition: 1. boring, especially in appearance; having little colour and excitement: 2. boring, especially in…. Learn more.
If a website or an advertisement is drab, the page is boring and unattractive. If it is cold and rainy for a week, you'll get awfully tired of those drab days, and a great teacher can make even the drabbest book come to life.
Drab definition: dull; cheerless; lacking in spirit, brightness, etc.. See examples of DRAB used in a sentence.
1. a kind of cloth, esp. a yellowish-brown wool. 2. a dull yellowish brown. adjective Word forms: ˈdrabber or ˈdrabbest. 3. of a dull yellowish-brown color. 4. not bright or lively; dull, dreary, or monotonous.
1. a. Of a dull grayish to yellowish brown. b. Of a light olive brown or khaki color. 2. Faded and dull in appearance. 3. Dull or commonplace in character; dreary: a drab personality.
Drab Definition. Of a dull yellowish-brown color. Of a light olive brown or khaki color. Faded and dull in appearance. Not bright or lively; dull, dreary, or monotonous. A kind of cloth, esp. a yellowish-brown wool. A dull grayish to yellowish or light olive brown. A dull yellowish-brown color.
