silvery

• The ship towered there, silvery, already completed. —  AUGUST, 1953 VOL
• His skin was silvery, and he was almost impossible to see. —  VANCE MOORE
• The top of the egg, some thirty feet above the uppermost tier, was obscured by pale swirling mist, and through the mist you could see hanging lights -- silvery, delicate, exotically configured shapes that put Chemayev in mind of photographs he'd seen of microscopic creatures found in polar seas. —  F ;SF; - vol 100 issue 03 - March 2001
• The stumps were silvery, and on some moss had started to grow. —  forestmage
• Her voice was soft and silvery, her arms and hands superb models for a sculptor, and all her movements and gestures manifested an exquisite, natural grace which made her conspicuous in the most crowded drawing-room. —  Life, Letters, and Epicurean Philosophy of Ninon de L'Enclos, the Celebrated Beauty of the Seventeenth Century

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