copper-skinned

The first tourists found the neighborhood people surprisingly attractive—tall and copper-skinned with shining black hair, but excitable and "stupid as garden poles."

The Mecca of Black America Edward Kosner 2011

Where would he be now, the poor copper-skinned invader, in what hut or trailer did he lodge, with his plastic beaker of pot noodles and his foreign beer?

Margaret Drabble | Trespassing 2011

On the cover, a well-built man, dressed only in a scabbard, defended a statuesque, copper-skinned woman against a great white ape with two sets of arms.

Shortcut Man P. G. Sturges 2011

On the cover, a well-built man, dressed only in a scabbard, defended a statuesque, copper-skinned woman against a great white ape with two sets of arms.

Shortcut Man P. G. Sturges 2011

Yet how could the copper-skinned Meso-Americans possibly believe that these hairy, white-skinned invaders were in any way connected with them either on the human or divine level?

The Quetzalcoatl "Trinity" 2008

He walked to the group of goths standing in front of the window by the radiator and, lifting a hand, touched the shoulder of a dark-haired, copper-skinned girl.

Nevermore Kelly Creagh 2010

Being a sinewy, six-foot, 140-pound, copper-skinned beauty, she was used to strangers trying to get her number.

Dirtier Than Ever Vickie M. Stringer 2010

He walked to the group of goths standing in front of the window by the radiator and, lifting a hand, touched the shoulder of a dark-haired, copper-skinned girl.

Nevermore Kelly Creagh 2010

Yet how could the copper-skinned Meso-Americans possibly believe that these hairy, white-skinned invaders were in any way connected with them either on the human or divine level?

The Quetzalcoatl "Trinity" 2008

I picked up a magazine, opened a dog-eared page, and saw a fashion spread of gorgeous, copper-skinned Thomas Cook in designer clothes.

Haunted Honeymoon Marta Acosta 2010