- rose, also
known as
ashes of rose, was a po****r
Victorian color, it is a
dullish red. The
first recorded use of old rose as a
color name in
English was...
- similar, with small,
conical scales on
their dorsal surfaces, with
overall dullish coloration, and a
pattern of
distinct transverse bands. The
following six...
- for a
spate of ****y
films to follow. What was more
disturbing than its
dullish dialogue and
flaunting of
Bardot as a **** object, was that
underneath its...
-
Anthony Lane
praised Tomei for
bringing "startling high
spirits to a
dullish role. She
snatches moments of
happiness out of the air and
shares them...
-
brightness were the
result of some kind of clothing, the
exposed skin
being a
dullish yellow where it
showed on the face, the four-fingered hands, and across...
- the
photosynthetic organs (cladodes) of the plant.
Younger segments are
dullish green, 4–7 cm (1.6–2.8 in) long and 2–2.5 cm (0.8–1.0 in) wide, with small...
- 1959,
introduced 1961
Mutation of
Golden Delicious Eating Stayman US 1866
Dullish red skin
often covered with a
light russet.
Width 78 mm (3.1 in), height...
-
deliver its
promise of spine-tingling entertainment. In fact, it's on the
dullish side of movie-making." The
Monthly Film
Bulletin declared, "By and large...
- more
commercial than the Brains'
rather weedy,
comparatively lo-fi and
dullish take on
their own song." He
further praised Lauper's
singing abilities...
-
Reviewing On the
Buses in The Spectator,
Christopher Hudson called it "a
dullish adaptation of the ITV series". The
Radio Times Guide to
Films gave the...
