beigey
adj/ˈbeɪʒi/
Etymology From beige + -y.
1
Somewhat beige in colour.
- Opaque peachy pinks and beigey oranges, originally represented in abundance on garments and skin, remain only as traces.2001, Mary Coker Joslin, Carolyn J. Watson, The Egerton Genesis, page 194:
- […] Sarah stood in the bathroom at Flair, carefully applying a new beigey-pink Chanel lipstick that Paige swore looked good on everyone from albinos to Africans.2008, Emily Listfield, Waiting to Surface, page 232: