leprous
leprose

Indeed, the belly of the fish was rough and leprous.

The leprous son of a Prince cured in like manner.

For the white leprous face of the sphinx was towards it.

It had been large and pale, leprous in color.

Across one side of its face an oozing, leprous growth clung.

Within these leprous walls there was not one computer.

Dawn was beginning to paint the eastern sky with a leprous white light.

Tall, leprous figures, the central one dressed from head to toe in white, the color of death.

My gaze searched out the human being in the leprous hulk across the table from me.

The leprous hand stroked the stack of books on the table as if it were a cat.

I had another look at his leprous face.

The yeoman shrank away from the books, as though they were leprous.

The man at the altar was tall, emaciated, and leprous.

He was marching in front, his eyes filled with the blind, the lame and the leprous.

Some were scaled, with the scales falling off in leprous patches.

A red-skinned creature with leprous eyes stood in the center of the circle.

The equation of leprous women with beasts is generally considered difficult to interpret.

At one time in the early 1960s, the leprous hospital reached a maximum of 540 patients.

The blind, the leprous and the maimed now began to howl.

Leprous preparing to get on stage in Prague 11.01.12.

Half for me, and you leprous toads get to share the other half.

Say a kind word to make us forget that we are blind, crippled and leprous."

Pilgrim cried against the wooden statuette with an almost leprous interest.

The few remaining lights in the ceiling cast a leprous yellow glow.

She was leprous, with weeping sores, toothless and old beyond time.