yellowy

One was longer than the other and a different, more yellowy, shade of white.

She looked at his yellowy eyes, trying to understand.

She had become very thin and her face held a yellowy hue.

The flash coming out of the gun was yellowy orange.

The blue is nice, and for variety I use pink or yellowy peach.

The air always seemed to be the yellowy color of chamomile tea.

The room is dark, but passing cars cast yellowy shadows upon the wall.

But the grass was a bright yellowy green, and the trees had yet to lose their leaves.

He was growing tall and his fair hair was going yellowy.

It had big yellowy eyes, only they was glazed.

The underside is white, and around the pelvis yellowy orange.

But I've got this tough yellowy skin, and if you look close, one eye points out a little bit, the right one.

A communal cup is dipped into a vat of the yellowy looking stuff.

And the warm look in his yellowy eyes promised her that he'd make it all up to her later.

His yellowy eyes suddenly opened, and stared at us with glittering malevolence.

It was the color of death: yellowy gray, its skin crazed with wrinkles.

There was just one bulb in the center of the room, producing the dingy, yellowy light I'd seen from outside.

There's yellowy sweat stains on, for real, his underarm skin.

A glow of warm, yellowy light penetrated the lock from beyond the inner door.

It is a yellowy, cream colour, sometimes with whitish patches.

The heavy clusters range in colour from yellowy pink, to scarlet and almost black.

She held the lamp out before herself, sending its yellowy glimmers ahead to break the darkness within.

The rind is normally natural, clean and a yellowy straw colour.

There are yellow or yellowy green, slimy and undigested stools.

It is distinguished by its yellowy, fleshy spike known as a spadix.