redden

Then from her pocket would come forth printed copies of that fateful composition, and my ears begin to redden and tingle.

Han seemed to redden slightly, like the sun suddenly showing through on a cloudy day .

Over the next few days, the skin will start to redden and many small blisters will appear above the skin filled with sheer yellowish fluid.

Suddenly Lord Foster's voice wavers and his eyes appear to redden with tears. "But I think I would be more proud of them. "

at night, the poet gulps half of a burning cigarette and a cup of unstrained wine, and then coughs up a drop of blood to redden the dawn.

The cows and draft horses lazed under a row of young sassafras trees, whose leaf tips were just beginning to redden.

"Eldest brother Wu, this, this how can? " Sun Hong Yu now and urgently have to redden up to the ears and loudly say.

Blackberries beginning to redden.

Her hands were cold and shaky when she began to redden her lips and run a comb through her hair.

blush, redden 2. eject, expel When she smiled at him, his face flushed bright red.

It was used by Cleopatra to redden her lips, the gladiators in Rome to heal wounds, and people on the island to color pottery.

Most importantly, the buff beige color is a terrific match for my difficult-to-match light yellow tending to redden complexion.

Scratching and picking at KP bumps causes them to redden, and in many cases will cause bleeding.

Applicable to: Skin with darken and redden complexion.

Redden has become the common term used by the KMT to slander the Communist Party .

it's redden all over your face.

His acne begins to redden and intensify in less that five minutes.

Vast walls of dust hide and redden other hot young stars.

Let my blood redden the river of xiang jiang.

Female baboons and chimpanzees redden when nearing ovulation, for example.

To cause (the skin) to roughen, redden, or crack, especially as a result of cold or exposure

And not to redden with a smothering wave