What is "streaking it"

Usage examples of "streaking it".

Looking up, she saw a cliff with a mineral vein streaking it, and she swerved onto a narrow, little-used road that was no more than two parallel ruts amid the bushes.

He reached down and cupped Zach's balls, ran his hand up the silky shaft, streaking it with blood.

It made a hideous mess of her clothing, streaking it a mottled green, but she wasn't particularly worried about stains.

The monkey was right behind him streaking it like his tail was on fire.

There, lying amidst cinders and ash and blackened wood, rested her bow in its case, untouched, unharmed except for a thin layer of soot streaking it.

Cousin to the Ungrian king, he had a jovial face, long, dark mustaches that he greased with oil, and a wispy beard no thicker than that of a sixteen-year-old boy although his own hair had white streaking it.

Years of living in the Desert had burnished her fair skin to light gold and paled her hair a little, streaking it with blonde glints to make a finer setting for those eyes.

The sun had bleached his light brown hair, streaking it with gold, and he had a lean, tall, wiry, cowboy sort of way of moving that she liked.

She carried a candle which shone upwards on her face, streaking it strangely with light and shadow.

The fights of the cars streaking past them on 302 gleamed softly in her hair, streaking it silver.

The lights of the cars streaking past them on 302 gleamed softly in her hair, streaking it silver.