discoloured

It is, however, a very bad plan, as air and light are particularly necessary to seedling plants; and when they are even partially deprived of these important agents, they become drawn up with weak slender stems, and thin discoloured leaves.

The Lady's Country Companion: or, How to Enjoy a Country Life Rationally Jane 1845

With pasta or potatoes, the water is often starchy and with veg such as broccoli, the water can be "discoloured" from the veg itself - so not really suitable for washing stuff.

How can I recycle this? 2009

With pasta or potatoes, the water is often starchy and with veg such as broccoli, the water can be "discoloured" from the veg itself - so not really suitable for washing stuff.

AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed 2009

His face was puffed and discoloured, and his large gray eyes were bitter and bloodshot.

CHAPTER II 2010

A cheap cotton shirt, with frayed collar and a bosom discoloured with what I took to be ancient blood-stains, was put on me amid a running and apologetic fire of comment.

Chapter 2 2010

The nails were discoloured and black, while the skin was already grained with dirt which even a scrubbing-brush could not remove.

Chapter 6 2010

Henderson seems the best of the hunters, a slow-going fellow, and hard to rouse; but roused he must have been, for Smoke had a bruised and discoloured eye, and looked particularly vicious when he came into the cabin for supper.

Chapter 6 2010

I was beginning to feel like a pleb; as if I'd lost a bet with a friend with the forfeit being to traipse around the corridors of a hotel in nothing but a discoloured beach towel.

A rainy day in Shanghai Neil McCarthy 2012

The tears were running down his puffed and discoloured cheeks, and his face was drawn with pain.

Chapter 13 2010

The jaw dropped, the upper lip lifted, and two rows of tobacco-discoloured teeth appeared.

Chapter 2 2010