lemon-tinted

• “Four, a white, barely lemon-tinted sorbet, representing Antarctica, because who cooks penguin?”

  Simon & Schuster: The Kitchen Daughter

• “He indicated a nearby pond, from which sprouted lemon-tinted reeds with hollow stems that whistled lullabies in the gentle wind.”

  Kingdoms of Light

• “Then, while she still faltered, uncertain, shaken, the occupant of the lemon-tinted limousine came swiftly to her.”

  Winner Take All

• “Wire-wheeled sedan and lemon-tinted limousine, up-town bound and cross-town bound, they leaped simultaneously forward, as Felicity stepped between.”

  Winner Take All

• “Here again was a surprise, for this room was completely furnished in delicate, light bird's-eye maple, fit for a marquise, all dainty lemon-tinted curves.”

  Margarita's Soul The Romantic Recollections of a Man of Fifty

• “The willow trees along the walk and the tall birches in the background stood out darkly distinct against the lemon-tinted sky.”

  Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1902 to 1903

• “Jake's white duck caught the strong sunlight, while the girl's dark hair and eyes were relieved by the brilliant lemon-tinted wall and the mass of crimson bloom.”

  Brandon of the Engineers

• “Gray displayed his butterflies; nothing uncommon, except a black and green one seldom found north of Miami -- but they all bent over the lovely fragile creatures, admiring the silver-spangled Dione butterflies, the great velvety black Turnus; and Shiela, with the point of a dry pine needle, traced for Hamil the grotesque dog's head on the fore wings of those lemon-tinted butterflies which haunt the Florida flat-woods.”

  The Firing Line

• “At the jaws of the hall, true to his morning duties, stood Lebs, the little Nubian slave, with snow-white tunic and turban, a salver of glasses in one hand, whilst in the other he held a flask of thin lemon-tinted liquid.”

  The Last of the Legions and Other Tales of Long Ago

• “At the jaws of the hall, true to his morning duties, stood Lebs, the little Nubian slave, with snow-white tunic and turban, a salver of glasses in one hand, whilst in the other he held a flask of a thin lemon-tinted liquid.”

  The Last Galley Impressions and Tales

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