veined

Here more veined legs worked and he could see another production line above.

They hurried on, leaving the veined eye and the gourd behind.

The lower lip is the same veined color with a central blotch of white.

The walls are painted so as to resemble veined marble.

It reminded him of a veined glass marble he had once owned as a boy.

Dalton stretched a veined hand out over the youthful shoulder.

Usually they are white with a purple veined lip.

In addition, the veined leaf logo returned to the uniforms.

The woman stopped behind a settee and placed her deeply veined hands on the back.

The pale, veined squares and triangles fall into the pan.

Then he looked away from the strong veined hands, up into Zillah's eyes.

Her eyes were open, showing only veined white.

It separated each testicle and held them high on either side of the big, veined shaft.

The magus moved his veined old hands as if in defeat.

He rubbed the side of his veined nose.

Because veined glass struck the lift ceiling and rained fragments over them.

In 2005, an article reported that the veined octopus has a bipedal behaviour.

The inflorescence is an open array of up to 15 pale purple, dark veined flowers.

A single tear formed at the corner of Ferry's right eye, slid down his veined cheek.

He was studying his thin veined hands, giving himself time; but he didn't need very long.

Damage to the heavily veined membrane can be correlated to the potential for irritation to the human eye or skin.

He pressed his lips to her veined temple.

His pupils, rolling in sudden recollection, showed veined whites.

His mouth was open, his veined temples glistened in the weak light.

A thin veined hand at John Quincy's side waved a handkerchief.