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tinge

[tinj] / tɪndʒ /




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Tinge the lower part of the first three sets of petals with my lemon powder.

From The Royal Guide to Wax Flower Modelling by Peachey, Emma

Tho' the dim moon is veil'd, his robes of light "Tinge the dark clouds, and gild the mist of night: 110 "Approach!

From Poems (1786), Volume I. by Williams, Helen Maria

It is perfectly colourless, except it has receiv'd some accidental Tinge from the Cork of the Phial in which it has been kept; and so volatile as to strike the Nose very powerfully.

From An Account of the Extraordinary Medicinal Fluid, called Aether. by Turner, Matthew

Quarrels, upbraidings, jealousies, and spleen, Grow too familiar in the comic scene; Tinge but the language with heroic chime, 'Tis passion, pathos, character sublime.

From Curiosities of Literature, Vol. 2 by Disraeli, Isaac

Softly the tints of expiring day Tinge th' vaults of Hesperian heaven, Leaving a trace of the sun's mellow ray To escort the shadows of even.

From Our Profession and Other Poems by Barhite, Jared




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