Brown, in a way (4)
I believe the answer is:
sear
(Other definitions for sear that I've seen before include "Withered" , "Dried up, parched" , "Cauterise" , "Burn, scorch intensely" , "Scorch, brand" .)
I believe the answer is:
sear
(Other definitions for sear that I've seen before include "Withered" , "Dried up, parched" , "Cauterise" , "Burn, scorch intensely" , "Scorch, brand" .)