Xanthic
Xanthous

But I can still speak a little of the Xanthic tongue, and more will come to my mouth when I hear it in another one.

A. Dissociation into xanthic acid and then to carbon disulfide and alcohol.

Xanthates also refer to esters of xanthic acid.

Its golden, or xanthic, strain, known as the rosy-red minnow, is a very common feeder fish sold in the United States.

There are a few morphs of this species including xanthic, snow, anery, striped, triple striped and red.

Perhaps Xanthic Xerus?

A xanthic mellifluous melody, pouring a pulsation of paradise on the palate transcending the swallows of summertime thirst (Rating 4.999).

Gold and albino tiger barbs are examples of commercially produced fish based on recessive xanthic (yellow) and albino genes.

The intermediate in the decomposition is the xanthic acid, ROC(S)SH, which can be isolated in certain cases.

"I know," said the Frogstar battle machine, after another moment's consideration, "you must have one of those new Xanthic Re-Structron Destabilized Zenon Emitters!"

Xanthic ferralsols of the Khorat and Udon Series, characterized by a pale yellow to brown color, developed in midlands in processes still under investigation; as are those forming lowland soils resembling European brown soils.

Therefore, when I saw this photograph of the xanthous Alys half hidden under the litter of papers on the escritoire, I reflected: 'Ah!