Cinnamon [adjective]

Some of them are a high-cinnamon color, and are far from being a strong cigar.

Benny was never too cross to listen to the wonderful stories his sister Violet could tell about Cinnamon Bear.

Violet had all she could do to keep him amused, even with Cinnamon Bear and his five brothers.

Inside were twelve ginger cookies with scalloped edges, smelling faintly of cinnamon and sugar.

One variety for cutting, known as "cinnamon blotch," is a leaf of good body and is considered an excellent tobacco for chewing.

The better way is to make only two qualities of the wrappers in shading—viz., light and dark cinnamon "selections."

In the afternoon I took a walk to one of the numerous cinnamon plantations round Colombo.

The cinnamon tree or bush is planted in rows; it attains at most a height of nine feet, and bears a white, scentless blossom.

The boys noticed that one of the cubs was dark brown like the mother, while the other was a cinnamon cub.

Cinnamon Fly,—feather from Landrail,—orange and straw coloured silk for body,—ginger hackle for legs.