discoloring

The discoloring across her throat was a deeper red than the burns.

When cooked, the tuber suffers from only very minor discoloring.

When buying fresh fennel, look for crisp, fully formed bulbs that have no discoloring or soft spots.

"The convulsions, the discoloring of her eyes."

Symptoms can include discoloring of the pupil, and treatment may include surgery to remove the cataract.

He had never heard of a weapon though which could have produced that odd yellow discoloring of a large section of the night sky.

Peripheral bleeding from his broken nose had blacked both eyes and now, in the second day, the discoloring looked like sunset over Newark.

The league also rescinds the rule forbidding intentional discoloring of the ball, thus allowing players to dirty the baseball to their satisfaction.

In some extreme cases, the copper in the jewelry can tarnish and cause greenish discoloring of the tissue.

The discoloring had waxed and waned, like the moon, dependent upon Chosa Dei.

If the damage is large enough the blood is not contained and puddles, hence the bruise, and the discoloring.

But it can be toxic in high concentrations; overexposure can cause a condition called dental fluorosis, a discoloring of teeth in children under 6.

The silver of the rail and lectern was stained with the Tarnish, but, beneath the discoloring, Ben could see thousands of tiny characters scrolled into the metal, etched by the hand of some enormously patient crafts- man.

He smells no chemicals and sees no damage, not even a discoloring of the black paint on the inside of the mailbox, and he has to accept the fact that most likely his bomb had no effect, none whatsoever.

Gradually I found myself able to look at his lips and block from my mind the discoloring and the scars, and imagine that they were the Chairman's lips, and that every nuance in his voice was some comment on his feelings about me.

The salts on the surface of Vasa and objects found in and around it are not a threat themselves (even if the discoloring may be distracting), but if they are from inside the wood, they may expand and crack the planking from inside.

The Washington Post reported in its Monday editions that Kalsec, a Michigan producer of a natural food extract that helps slow the discoloring of the meat but does not "fix" it in the same way as carbon monoxide, had petitioned the agency to reverse that decision.