nicotined

Putting a nicotined index finger to her burgundy fuckstung lips, she made the biggest ever 'SHUSH!'

Baby Blue Penny Goring 2011

At seventy he maintains longish thinning grey hair and a plump nicotined moustache that looks waxed but isn't.

'The Last Werewolf' 2011

I settled into my room with its shaded high windows and nicotined walls and I waited.

Ten Dreams That Raised Some Of the Dead Robert Crisman 2010

He wasn't an over-nicotined, over-indulged sleaze like John Boehner who snuggled in the pocket of Jack Abramoff.

CHRIS SHAYS' TOWNHALL MEETING: A LESSON IN CONTEMPT AND CONDESCENSION 2006

Myra pictured an all-night tobacco debauch, with Amory pale and reeling from the effect of nicotined lungs.

This Side of Paradise 2003

At the far end of the long, narrow room, beams and nicotined stucco plaster overhead, the live group was twanging away, and through an archway disco lights were strobing over a packed dance-floor.

Civvies La Plante, Lynda 1992

He held up his small brown, nicotined-stained hand for silence.

Tour de Force Brand, Christianna, 1907- 1955

Inspector Cockrill sat on her white-draped, four-poster catafalque of a bed and swung his short legs, absently knocking the ash from his cigarette with the nail of a nicotined finger.

Tour de Force Brand, Christianna, 1907- 1955

The señorita had last been seen at four-thirty, going up this little path here (he stubbed with a nicotined forefinger at a rough plan of the hotel and gardens whose perspective grew progressively wilder as its details and the glasses of arguardiente multiplied).

Tour de Force Brand, Christianna, 1907- 1955

He kissed his nicotined fingers to the exploding Hollander and strolled off down the wharf, whistling "_Nun trink ich Schnapps_."

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 16, 1919 Various