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tint

[tint] / tɪnt /




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It thickened the broth instantly, tinting it orange and infusing it with oily richness.

From Literature

She’s gotten so thin you can see the outline of bones in her hands, and her skin has this yellowish white tint to it, like when you stay in cold water for too long.

From Literature

At the time, he wore a bullet-proof vest and was driven around in an armored car with tinted windows.

From BBC

The basket reeds often develop a reddish tint at the bottom part of the plant when they’re drying.

From Los Angeles Times

The stocky build had dwindled to slimness, the thick silver hair tinted black, and the distinctive Ashton nose altered with putty, but those dark and penetrating eyes would be impossible to mistake.

From Literature