nacreous

He looks up through the membrane at the nacreous blue sky.

The interior of the shell is white and sometimes nacreous.

The world had turned nacreous, giving him the sensation of being inside a shell.

Some said nacreous, but they were wrong; it was pearly.

I sat looking bleakly at the nacreous wall behind which eyes noted my every act.

The large aperture is wider than the long, nacreous interior.

The nacreous flesh did in fact exist: and it excited desire.

Outside he blinked in the nacreous light of the yellow-orange sun.

The cause of the Central Sun's nacreous light was now clearly visible.

The shell is relatively soft, and lacks a nacreous layer.

Just a hint of predawn light turned the shadows nacreous.

In a wash of nacreous illumination, he stepped past the threshold.

Its nacreous ceramic exterior is said to change color at different viewing angles.

They have typical primitive characters like the nacreous interior of the shell.

Its interior is nacreous and white or yellowish in colour.

The slightly nacreous shell reaches a length of 15 mm.

Conversely, the nacreous layer is derived from the main surface of the mantle.

The nacreous aperture is oval with the long axis inclined to the left.

Dark trees leaped across his vision like aghast dancers in the nacreous light.

It is white, dull on the surface, with a bright nacreous gleam shining through.

It may take several months for the nacreous coloration to develop on a young fry (baby fish).

Under a nacreous sky, the nocturnal visitors were out in the familiar great numbers, the soul of the street taking form.

The world curved away beneath him in nacreous splendour.

No globs of liquid fire sprang into the night sky from within those nacreous walls.