opalescent

She had a most beautiful body which looked opalescent in the half light.

Looking up, all he could see was an opalescent glow of light.

And then she caught a glimpse of his opalescent eyes.

They seem to float across the opalescent white of the surface.

She looked up at me patiently, her eyes wide and opalescent.

Near it was what might have been another door, darkly opalescent.

Below the surface, the world is an eerie opalescent green.

The ones representing the later hours project an opalescent glow.

Gives it more of an opalescent look and that's the last thing I'm doing to that lip.

In 1912, 12 opalescent memorial windows were installed on the ground floor.

Despite the low digital resolution, the opalescent planet looked like Earth.

It lay like an opalescent curtain between the ship and the sun.

In fact, the buildings appear to have a translucent, opalescent quality.

There is a flash from behind them and the smoke turns opalescent, shot through with white fire.

It glowed opalescent now in a spot twenty feet across.

The woman ran an opalescent fingernail through the blood on my desk.

New production lines such as opalescent glass proved to be extremely successful.

It had the opalescent look of an oil slick on a puddle.

In the twilight it seemed to shine a pale, opalescent blue, nearly white.

One can still see through a slightly opalescent phase.

Its pale, opalescent green was the only slash of a color other than black and Chinese red in the entire room.

They were alone, and falling snow turned the artificial sky into an opalescent bowl.

Only the stone itself came to life; trails of opalescent fire crawled across its surface.

Its surface was a faintly opalescent pearl, lit from within.

The red light in his opalescent ring had flashed.