redden

The next morning in her mother's car, Margarite lowered her head, hiding her reddened eyes, her terrible secret.

The woman sat up, puzzled, rubbed her eyes with the back of her reddened hands, and yawned profusely.

(especially of the face) reddened or suffused with or as if with blood from emotion or exertion.

He catches glimpses of himself in store windows: face reddened from the cold, hands shoved in pockets, ordinary.

He reddened his face and gave himself headaches with stooping to pick up gloves, handkerchiefs for her.

Without waring he appeared at a ventilation skylight, and the fiery panting of his breath and his large reddened eyes froze my blood.

streets ablaze with lighted Christmas trees; the inflamed clouds at sunset; reddened faces around the campfire.

She had reddened at his analysis of her character.

Her face was reddened by the harsh wind, and she was shivering in the cold air.

it restores the blue color of litmus - paper reddened by an acid , and it turns syrup of violets green.

Color seeped up his neck; his face reddened. He fidgeted with the cuffs of his shirt.

It is the bell tolling to the walls of a city under the horizon, and the carcass of a hanged man reddened by the setting sun.

Holding you sleep last night, looking at your shy reddened face, I feel holding you own the world.

Their layered colors are created as they reflect the reddened light from the still rising Sun.

In the foreground, the reddened early morning sunlight illuminates a stretch of South Atlantic coastline.

The young man reddened, his smile dissolving instantly.

The infection began spreading to other places: a mild eye infection (reddened eyes) appeared.

The bravo reddened, but Inkpots laughed aloud and Brown Ben went so far as to chuckle.

After hearing this her face reddened and eyes glared she almost slapped on my face.

Nodules or cysts are big, painful, reddened, pus-filled lesions deep inside the skin.

She walked away, that bare arm, now slightly reddened from yesterday's sun, swinging.

The star, called V838 Monocerotis, expanded to an enormous size, cooled and reddened (above).

His sunken cheeks slowly reddened and burned with miserable shame.

The black hole's white-hot glow from super-heated gas is reddened by intervening dust.

Alice said blankly . "He sent her money every month! " John's face reddened.

Summer came so early that year, and blooming flowers reddened our city.

Still, the youth's shaking had worsened; his reddened eyes seemed afflicted with fluttery tics.

She reddened at the sound of their praises.

The night sky was reddened by the sweeping fire.

Her cheeks and peach blossoms reddened each other.

The blue eyes were reddened and sullen with weeping.

The setting sun reddened the whole sky.

She reddened at the sight.

The Count reddened and bit his lip.

But also the future and the sentence to respond, he felt his heart from intense pain, lowered eyes, front woman hand was reddened his pupil.

Why is my baby's skin 'bleached or reddened' where the biliblanket pad has been in contact with the skin?

Blood seeped from his wound and reddened his bandages

Good Effect of Smecta Ointment in Treating Newborn Reddened Hip

Marius reddened slightly and replied

a face reddened by long exposure to sun and wind

Your blood reddened the carpet