tint , auch: tinct old use

His eyes in this light have a green tint to them.

The President had a new tint to his hair, and he looked younger.

The flowers are white with a green or blue tint.

This time, they were finished, but in all different tints.

Sugar of lead is used, ground in oil, for light tints.

They are not for use as sunglasses despite their dark tint.

Until that amber tint left the water, there would be little action.

Each story had its own tint in the original print.

This tint can be hidden by the addition of color.

It began with tints in her hair at first he thought they were reflections.

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Another tint of gray washed over the area he was working on.

The district also has a strong tint of social conservatism.

The color of the shell is yellow with green tint.

Incorporating the four different tints, I moved across the picture from one season to the next.

The flesh often has a green tint under the seeds.

Additionally, it has always had a strong social conservative tint.

While some species have the tint that gave the group its name, others range in color from red to yellow to black.

It is not one I would have selected, having orange tint, which means they are old.

Its color is pale gray, sometimes with tints of brown in the center.

The video was filmed in black and white with a blue tint added.

In practice it is difficult to prevent the mixture from taking on a brown tint.

Had you ever seen that green tint to the clouds' edges before?

The red tints disappeared first, then on through the spectrum.

Through the viewfinder, the world had a dark green tint.

It was similar to the first, but tinted rather than clear.

She was also one of the first women to tint her hair blue.

When the sun came up, it was tinted with green.

From inside the car, it just tinted the windows a little bit.

The windows were tinted, and all he could make out was movement.

Its windows were tinted black and she could not see inside.

"His windows are tinted too dark for me to give you more than that."

The windows are all tinted up so no one can see what goes on in there.

And we see black because television screens are tinted that color.

The dark hair touched with gray that had probably never been tinted.

The sun had tinted the white skin to a baby pink.

His car was in the garage, he said, having the windows tinted.

True, his hair had become mostly gray and he did tint it.

His colored views, each hand tinted, were a cut above the rest.

Students are not allowed to tint or dye their hair.

Inside, the colors of the light tinted the city man's desk.

Her hair was tinted to a soft shade of red.

The windows were tinted so dark that nothing could be seen of the interior.

He even wanted me to wear more makeup and have my hair tinted.

For day games, they are tinted to double as sunglasses.

It was a still night, tinted with the promise of dawn.

The windows were tinted, but I had a feeling that the man inside the car was taking pictures of us.

Her dark eyebrows were now tinted a much lighter color.

Women seldom tinted their hair the same color they wore the month before.

She had a hard childhood, tinted by her parents' separation.