veiny

The aquiline nose had with age become a veiny bill.

Her swollen, veiny head was the size of a peach basket.

Leaves are veiny, thick, egg shaped or sometimes long and thin.

She tugged at the shoulder of her plastic gown with one veiny hand.

"People were getting pretty veiny and irritated," she said.

It was pale, almost transparent, but was shot through with veiny structures.

Having that big, strong, veiny piece of male flesh in her small soft hand had turned her on like a tap.

The fruit is a dark brown or black, hairy, veiny legume pod.

The veiny leaves are oval to lance-shaped and pointed.

An opened branched plant with large veiny leaves.

Juvenile leaves are roundish, veiny and a dull green.

It is then repainted, often using a blue that helps the artist achieve a realistically veiny look.

Mrs. Kettering sighed and put a gnarled, veiny hand to her heart.

It refers to the "net" like veiny patterns.

Nanny already had one veiny leg out the door, arms straining forward with the strength of the dead rising from the crypt.

Her neck was getting veiny but it was either that or the beginnings of an extra thickness around the waist.

He inserted a dripping plug into a duct on the yarite's veiny forearm.

She waved a veiny hand without looking up, and concentrated fiercely on the antics taking place on the television screen.

He rubbed his veiny hands together.

He craned his thick, veiny neck, peering darkly at the reeking room in which they sat.

She shot him a look of loathing from beneath half-closed eyes and waved her veiny hand at him.

They are often called the veiny roaster due to the visibility of the veins through the dark matted feathers that end at the neck.