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Word History and Origins
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He’s recklessly handsome, with piercing greenish eyes, a V-shaped torso and a matinee idol’s jawline.
Auroras are streamers of reddish or greenish light in the sky.
Most trinitite has a greenish tinge, but red trinitite contains copper, remnants of the wires that stretched from the ground to the bomb.
Instead of making their own light, it turns out that remarkable little photonic crystals in fish spots reflect certain wavelengths of light, alternating between blues and more greenish-yellows, he reports April 7 in Royal Society Open Science.
I have found a pale greenish hue to be very soothing personally.
It was a kind of greenish liquid, and it was basically undrinkable.
In some parts, the sun's rays struggle to pierce the tree canopies, casting the whole world in a greenish gloom.
The greenish suit he wore was filled to capacity with overly developed muscles.
A nearly uniform greenish compound of epidote intimately mixed with quartz, also occurs at this place.
His eggs were the prettiest of all, a greenish blue, a robin's-egg blue, the dressmakers call it.
The emaciated face turned greenish-yellow, but in a moment he seemed to recover, and continued working.
Still whistling under his breath, he took off his uniform and donned a strange one, of greenish gray.
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