bilious

a bilious olive hue.

outbursts of bilious misogyny.

He was a bilious old gentleman.

bilious taste in the mouth

He knew but two types of Methodist—the ecstatic and the bilious.

And we kinda tried to really turn him really into this bilious little man.

A stunted, smoked-blackened tree at the corner had put out new leaves of a bilious green.

The malady itself, one from which she had often suffered, a bilious fever—its cause therefore constitutional.

This was rather too much for poor Mary; sometimes it made her bilious, sometimes it upset her gravity.

He gorged himself habitually at table, which made him bilious, and gave him a dim and bleared eye and flabby cheeks.

Mr Leach is at his best when profiling men such as Edwards, Scudder and others, including solitary, taciturn Herman Strecker and resentful, bilious Augustus Grote.

Even the street organs put me in a happy mood; I owe many a page to them — written when I should else have been sunk in bilious gloom.

The only thing that Fernanda noted in the man whom a few months later she was to expel from the house without remembering where she had seen him was the bilious texture of his skin.