Discoloured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCOLOURED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISCOLOUR, to alter the natural hue or color of, also DISCOLOR
• change or cause to change to a different, less attractive colour

Words related to DISCOLOURED

discolour12 pecky16

How to use DISCOLOURED in a sentence

• This action might have served to display a graceful arm, but, alas! upon hers the hand of time had been making depredations, and it appeared somewhat coarse and discoloured.
• On the walls were prints in wooden frames and much discoloured by the turf smoke of the fire.
• His few remaining teeth were yellow and discoloured with large gaps between them.
• It was very much swollen and discoloured, and when Grizel saw this she gave a little cry, and the ointment she was holding slipped from her hand.
• Sometimes a pretty little Hebrew face, adorned with discoloured pearls, peeped out of an old window.
• True to our anticipations, towards the afternoon the water became discoloured, and at midnight we saw the land.
• The walls were hung with discoloured tapestry, which had come loose at one corner, so as to expose the rough stonework behind.
• The knight thanked his lord sweetly, and entered softly in the chamber, where his friend lay dark and discoloured upon the bed.
• It becomes soon discoloured when exposed even to the pure air of Italy, but it is capable of resisting decay for very long periods.
• The lining had been of red silk, but was a good deal discoloured.
• The boards round and the panelling of the walls were of brown, worm-eaten oak, so old and discoloured that it may have dated from the original building of the house.
• His hands and long corded wrists looked discoloured against the sheet.
• Then, still in obedience to Archelaus, he slit the oil-silk and a few discoloured letters fell out.
• Sixty years ago Aunt Griselda had had her romance, and she still kept her love-letters tied up with discoloured ribbons and laid away in the cedar chest.
• His complexion was fair by nature and discoloured by drink.
• For the cliffs and boulders of discoloured limestone shone then with an inward glow that signalled to the Desert with veiled lanterns.
• The water appeared to be discoloured, as upon shoals, but a calm would have given it the same aspect.
• In single hives the honey becomes bad and discoloured from being put into the old breeding cells.
• The clear and gentle streams of summer days rushed discoloured and raging at the stones that barred the way to the sea, with the fury of madness bent upon suicide.
• Near the middle of the former, I noticed a patch of discoloured water, which has since been found by a merchant vessel to be a shoal.
• In hauling up to the southward, round the North-West extreme of the discoloured water, the soundings were as follows, 17, 12, and 19 fathoms, with rocky bottom.
• I opened the paper very carefully, and found in it a whiteish powder, like white arsenic in taste, but slightly discoloured by a little burnt paper mixed with it.
• Her face was swollen and discoloured, and her eyes red with crying.
• It was broken and discoloured, as it came from the Italian ruin where it had lain since the barbarian raids.
• The Turnuk discharges a good deal of water much discoloured, and forming a series of constant rapids.
• The next day, the water being discoloured, we sounded with 160 fathoms of line, but got no ground.
• The family Bible held a perfect fascination for me, not a page that was not discoloured either with time or tears.
• With his black felt hat and his old brown coat, discoloured by long usage, he looked like a kind of brigand.
• The walls were bare plaster, discoloured with age and careless usage.

Similar words containing COLOUR without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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