cadaverous

He was a big man with a lean, cadaverous face.

His cadaverous face was always pale, but never more so than now.

But the offices themselves were dark, making the structure seem cadaverous.

At the end of the long table a cadaverous old woman sat propped.

The cadaverous passenger carried less than any of the rest.

But," and he turned to the cadaverous one, "you are right.

Entering slowly, the cadaverous man closed the door behind him.

Right behind her was the cadaverous old butler guy with the absurd name.

The people who stumbled past them, hands over their eyes, were so pale as to be cadaverous.

Like many of his kind, he was cadaverous and nasal-voiced.

I knew that I must look more cadaverous than ever.

Everything from the ground to the sky was a dull, cadaverous gray.

One was a cadaverous priest with the face of a fanatic.

"Seven days," the tall thin young man said, and gave a cadaverous smile.

"I look cadaverous," he said aloud to the empty room.

John confronted a cadaverous face pale under a black felt hat.

For all the sparkle thrown off by his blue eyes, he even looks a bit cadaverous in the role.

He was a thin, bony man with a cadaverous face and dark, burning eyes.

The cadaverous face was nothing but a splendid use of grease paint!

Nay, cadaverous, if I may speak as one physician to another.

In the seat behind her was a cadaverous man with a small dark cloud hovering over his head.

His face had crossed die fine line between gaunt and cadaverous.

Frantically, the cadaverous man turned his gun to meet the gypsy.

The boy squatting in front of me had dark hair and a lean, nearly cadaverous face.