Discolors

"It's pitch black when it hits ice and it kind of discolors the ice and hangs off of it," Brower said. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"It's pitch black when it hits ice and it kind of discolors the ice and hangs off of it," ❋ Unknown (2009)

It discolors my inner imagination fresh when first reading. ❋ ____Maggie (2009)

Glasses and containers that are too hot or too cold, discolors the surface and any moisture that is left behind will eat away into the surface. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The heavy rains in Texas not only will delay harvesting but could damage the crop or stir up mud that discolors the cotton and cuts its value. ❋ Adam Cancryn (2010)

I am going to make a detailed analysis of why the LA Times is inadequate—what news it misses and discolors. ❋ Jennet Conant (2011)

Because they are doing the right thing following a visit from our trade reps, discolors their allegiance to their customers. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The painting is called the Black Madonna because of the soot residue that discolors the figures, caused by centuries of votive candles and incense. ❋ Davis Bunn (2010)

But then as now, to confound cause and purpose with religion and race discolors the argument and cheapens the debate with emotional smears and religious dogma. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Bruises form when tiny blood vessels near the surface break, causing bleeding that discolors skin. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Are you using an extract that perhaps discolors, similar to how Vanilla based fragrances will discolor? ❋ Anne-Marie (2007)

There is a rule that says if a player discolors a baseball, he can be ejected. ❋ Unknown (2006)

It usually discolors the item, and the procedure can't erase physical defects, such as when the pen embeds lines in a baseball card. ❋ Unknown (2008)

John Jay, the first Chief Justice of the United States, said `there is no crime more extensively pernicious to society' than perjury, precisely because it `discolors and poisons the streams of justice.' ❋ Sinfonian (2007)