canescent

“Indeed, after the canescent heat of the day, and the tossing of our ill-conditioned vessel, we should have been contented with lodgings far less luxurious.”

Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah

“Chapter XVIII In the canescent pre-dawn light Conan flattened himself on a narrow granite ledge as a file of hillmen rode by on a narrow path below, between steep walls.”

Conan The Magnificent

“In the canescent pre-dawn light Conan flattened himself on a narrow granite ledge as a file of hillmen rode by on a narrow path below, between steep walls.”

Conan The Magnificent

“A downward-sloping corridor opened into a great square chamber, thirty paces on a side, with softly-gleaming canescent walls that were all of one piece, without join.”

Conan The Victorious

“He settled on the cushions before it, and once more the ancient incantation rolled against the canescent walls.”

Conan The Victorious

“He swung from contemplation of the resurrected warrior, standing as still as stone against the canescent wall in the same spot to which Naipal had at last commanded him on the previous night.”

Conan The Victorious

“With a snarl of rage she resumed her pacing, her long robe of canescent silk clinging to every curve of her body.”

Conan The Triumphant

“In the distance, the blue Pyrenees look like a bank of clouds; the air that bathes them shapes them into aërial forms, vapory phantoms, the farthest of which vanish in the canescent horizon -- dim contours, that might be taken for a fugitive sketch from the lightest of pencils.”

Seeing Europe with Famous Authors, Volume 4 France and the Netherlands, Part 2

“Clue: large? tree of eurasia and north africa having greyish canescent leaves and grey bark.”

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