sallow-complexioned

The bark is white with a sallow-complexioned blush of orange.

Country diary: Sandy, Bedfordshire 2011

He was a sallow-complexioned man, with thin, clean-shaven lips.

The Hero of Garside School

His wife was engaged in washing a baby -- the seventh -- and Beile, an ill-favored, sallow-complexioned girl, sat at the window sewing.

Rabbi and Priest A Story Milton Goldsmith

Foyle wheeled sharply, and confronted a thin-faced, sallow-complexioned man with a wisp of black hair creeping from under his hat, and with sharp, penetrating, humorous eyes.

The Grell Mystery Frank Froest

The stout sallow-complexioned dame kissed her, and it was now broken to her that she was betrothed to Erik Pontoppidan Egeland, the most objectionable person under the sun.

Chapter XIII 1917

In turning the corner of the Place du Bouffay he ran into a slightly built, sallow-complexioned gentleman very neatly dressed in black, wearing a tie-wig under a round hat.

Scaramouche Rafael Sabatini 1912

"Sure herself" (herself was Mrs. McKeown) "has her box locked agin me, and I've no clothes but what's on me!" she protested, producing after a long interval a large brown shawl and a sallow-complexioned blanket,

All on the Irish Shore Irish Sketches Martin Ross 1903

Mr. Moorshed, black-haired, black-browed, sallow-complexioned, looked me over from head to foot and grinned.

Traffics and Discoveries Rudyard Kipling 1900

His sallow-complexioned face assumed a greenish-yellow tint, and his deep-set eyes glistened like those of a hunted animal.

The Strange Case of Mortimer Fenley Louis Tracy 1895

Ten years ago she had been gawky and sallow-complexioned.

The Fawn Gloves 1893