blackish

Helene with an uneasy smile looked at his curly hair and his plump, clean-shaven, blackish cheeks and every moment expected the conversation to take a fresh turn.

In the interior, and especially in the valleys of the Rocky Mountains, the soil is generally blackish, though sometimes yellow.

There, a mile and a half from the frigate, a long blackish body emerged a yard above the waves.

The path coiled down abruptly into a narrow ravine between two tumbled and knotty masses of blackish scoria.

She has kind of curly blackish hair and big gray eyes and a pale face.

"Now, gentlemen," said Levin, pulling up his boots and examining the lock of his gun with rather a gloomy expression, "do you see those reeds?" He pointed to an oasis of blackish green in the huge half-mown wet meadow that stretched along the right bank of the river.

for the sake of Christ, water!' he moaned and I saw that his lips were cracked, and his tongue, which protruded between them, was swollen and blackish.

A thin stream of blackish, dry particles filtered slowly through the tiny aperture into the bottom of the cup.

Eustace Macallan's room to rights whether the water left in the basin was of a blackish or bluish color?" The witness answered, "I never noticed anything of the sort."

It was of a dark purplish, yellow color, here and there stuck over with large, blackish looking squares.

The blackish soil is kept forever soft by the incessant drift of spray, and a bird would leave its tread upon it.

Head: Head ratio: 1.16:1.25; orbital plate parallel to eye margin and shiny yellow; frons yellowish brown; ocellar triangle blackish brown; posterior part of head pale orange, except for silver pollinose whitish area around supracervical black setulae; face yellowish without spots, slightly protuberant in middle; cheek brownish yellow; area posterior to vibrissae dark brown maculate, remaining part yellowish.