Crossword clues for greenish
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Greenish \Green"ish\, a. Somewhat green; having a tinge of green; as, a greenish yellow. -- Green"ish*ness, n.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 14c., from green + -ish.
Wiktionary
a. Somewhat green.
WordNet
adj. similar to the color of fresh grass; "a green tree"; "green fields"; "green paint" [syn: green, light-green, dark-green]
Usage examples of "greenish".
Beyond it the heights lifted anew, a waterfall ashine like a drawn blade, a blue-shadowed whiteness blanketing peaks, the greenish gleam of a solid mass.
When the sun sank I sat on the terrace meditating and contemplating the colors of the darkly shimmering well-nigh blackish green foliage of the magnolias, the snow of the mountains opposite, glittering golden in the evening light, above it the luminous, pale greenish blue sky, and below the purplish violet mountain slopes and the soft steel blue lake.
Yet there was no wall, just these pillars, from the tip of which streamed cloudward thin ribbons of a greenish light.
These were old, greenish, as if overgrown in part by some vile lichen, and each had been braced to lie face up, the eyepits, the gaping jaws turned toward the sky.
Four of the ambushers aimed the nozzles of their weapons at Gerlach and sprayed a greenish fluid.
Arising, his sensitive face set in hard lines, the horseleech wiped foul-smelling greenish pus from his hands with a handful of leaves torn from the bush, then approached the komees who sat weeping unashamed tears onto the big, scarred head cradled in his lap.
Though it was difficult to tell precisely in the greenish light, there appeared to be rubies, emeralds, diamonds, sapphires, fire agates, opals, and pearls, according to Lalo, who claimed to have knowledge of such things.
First, he took out a pair of gloves of some greenish, rubberlike substance, and put them on, drawing the long gauntlets up over his coat sleeves.
Those derived from the lower oxide, known as ferrous salts, are generally pale and greenish.
A greenish glow, pleasant, restful, fell on the book-piled desk, the panel of communications screens, shelves of souvenirs and slates that covered the inward walls of the room.
A creature that towered over the Jedi candidates, its massive jaws spread open to reveal a red forked tongue and rows of black teeth that glistened with the greenish ooze of womp rat blood.
CPC, working our way along molded troughs of plastic covered with the greenish silver substrate left by the barnacles, past an electric array, beneath a tree of radiator panels thirty times as tall as a man, and entered the emergency lock at its nether end.
Save that here light was a part of it and the billows shone with a greenish radiance which made me think of long-buried corruption.
The bioengineered plant life hardly showed through the ruddy soil, except to give an occasional greenish tinge to a ridge or depression, or to form a faint reticulated pattern along fractures where water had collected.
It was accompanied by several greenish, carrotlike vegetables, a hunk of gray bread, a square of something resembling white cheese, two bell-shaped fruits with purple skins spotted with crimson, and finally an unclassifiable object which looked like a bunch of grapes that had been dipped in tar.