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Thick white rain clouds and the whipped yellow swirls of a sandstorm move across the face of the shrub-studded desert.

All the food lying in the field was covered with a thick white blanket of snow that even the grasshopper could not dig through.

Shortened ears and thick, white fur are among the physical traits that arctic hares have adapted to survive in the harsh, frozen tundra.

I got up and there was thick white smoke everywhere -- worse than a fire.

Shots one after another, high-level hotel room windows out of the thick white smoke.

This impression will be even stronger if you spend money on thick white card with a plain yet classy black typeface.

This powerfully muscled stag is covered in thick white fur. Crooked black antlers spring from its head.

The lake roared like a jet plane taking off and emitted a thick white plume of dozens of deadly gases.

Allied troop carriers near Omaha beach, one covered with a thick white smoke, June 1944.

Thiscombination of moulded pork fat and thick white cuttlefish takes some chewingbut, served in a good broth of spring onions, is delicious.

coarse Eurasian plant cultivated for its thick white pungent root.

Usually to mount the thick white mucus or the decadent purulent mucus, sometimes in the secretion has the capillary or the few blood.

The ground was covered with thick white snow.

He had a mane of thick white hair.

He pointed at her foot, which was wrapped in thick white bandages.

The park stretched out cased in thick white fog.

The soft snow leopard plucked long thick white hair, top spread many irregular black circle, outside thickand tiger