What is "discolors"

Usage examples of "discolors".

They stood beside a waist-high hedge made of that green stuff that discolors and tastes bitter when you rub it between your fingers.

The moist veil, which discolors and carries the dreadful odor of chemical dye, penetrates into the young man's mouth, moistens his mustache.

Sometimes one is stained with dirt or with color, and not only does the stain run on further than the spot of contact, but it discolors other of the threads.

Moss discolors the stone under him, and grows in the cracks in the couloir.

Who can explain the strange properties of fire itself, which blackens all that it burns, though itself bright, and which, though of the most beautiful colors, discolors almost all that it touches and feeds upon, and turns blazing fuel into grimy cinders?

It's the settling of the blood after death that discolors the skin this way.

The queen bee leads them, and the other bees follow in a swarm that discolors the air with its vastness and shivers through rooms that have been silent for centuries (for surely we understand - intuitively if not logically - that Black House existed long before Burny built its most recent node in French Landing).