blacken

In the front seat is a woman, blackened by fire.

Yet even blackened with space dust, they each were very different.

"So even after all these years, my father's name is blackened?"

A portion of the house had been blackened by fire, years ago.

He was made up like a woman and his teeth were blackened.

Her eyes I blackened, and one eye was nearly shut.

A body lay against one wall, skin blackened by fire.

Both eyes had blackened in the hours since the accident.

The big brain blackened the name of a dead man, who could not speak.

His face was blackened, which made those eyes all the brighter.

A little blood had soaked into the ground and blackened.

The remaining ones, many of them blackened, should just as well fall out, he decided.

Here and there the concrete was blackened by some fire long ago.

Everyone on his own best behavior, with an eye out to blacken the rest.

They should be blackened on the outside and soft to the touch.

He blackened the name of a great, noble man who is dead.

No pink remains inside, may be blackened on the outside.

He saw, too, that some of the stones were blackened, as if from a great fire.

Sections of the walls and floor were blackened from fire.

Working with my tools, I could remove what is blackened.

The bones under his feet blackened slowly from the heat.

They had all been blackened and chipped by the fire.

They would blacken the sky, and they'd all sleep on the water at night.

The blood was blackening into a dark line about his throat.

They're done when they just begin to blacken in some spots.