discolour

The lining had been of red silk, but was a good deal discoloured.

The blade of the dagger is slightly discoloured, that is all.

They were blurred, discoloured, inhuman, terrible.

The nails were broken and discoloured, and the skin was hard.

And if you want to stop the avocados from discolouring squeeze, some citrus over the avocado.

She was handsomely dressed in stout black silk, of which not a thread was worn or discoloured.

They would survive and move off again across the world, discoloured, perhaps, but indestructible, as permanent as death.

All but all men have to look back upon beginnings of life deformed and discoloured by necessity, accident, wantonness.

The tears were running down his puffed and discoloured cheeks, and his face was drawn with pain. A savage expression flitted across it.

Their biggest concerns were discoloured teeth, followed by bad breath, wrinkles, fine lines and yellowing nails, according to the poll by an electronic cigarette firm.