phosphorescent

The head of some species has been supposed to be phosphorescent.

I seemed to fall away into a phosphorescent spiral of fire.

Once the phosphorescent wood was in place, he moved swiftly.

Some phosphorescent mineral - that was the one he'd put his money on.

There was light, at least - the same phosphorescent product of the walls.

It remained there, a part of his being, alive with phosphorescent energy.

There was almost enough phosphorescent light in the cavern to see by!

And it was dark, except for the phosphorescent glow of the tube.

The man's eyes glowed with a hint of phosphorescent light.

It was hot and still, the light a harsh white, making the grass turn phosphorescent green.

The walls of the caves in their depths are phosphorescent.

It shows as a red stain during the day and a blue phosphorescent glow at night.

Lost and gone far behind the ship's faintly phosphorescent wake.

It seemed they were looking at a phosphorescent screen.

"Old Fisher's been having a joke with that phosphorescent stuff of his."

From a nearby pit a huge phosphorescent figure was emerging.

The first produced a list on the phosphorescent screen of all the men who'd served in the 7th Unit.

The line showed like a phosphorescent streak in the water straight out from his shoulders.

A luminous or phosphorescent paint would glow in the dark.

He could see their phosphorescent wakes in the water.

Thus began the long wading trip through the phosphorescent corridor.

Mark sensed her trail, like phosphorescent footsteps in the dark.

A sample of phosphorescent material is placed in between the two disks.

The tiny room was filled with a weird, phosphorescent glow.

At a certain point, two, three or half a dozen phosphorescent spots will appear on the globe.