cottony

With their cottony taste they often seem more like potatoes, too.

The cottony fog had somehow got inside his head as well.

A cottony cloud is projected on the back at one point.

And despite a beautiful, cottony sound, he's not exactly a cool player, either.

"I'm taking him out now," he said in a cottony voice, shaking off her hold.

Now Eddie comes around to face me, his cottony hair flying up in the breeze.

The young people were choking with shame in the cottony air of this mansion.

The Thread itself was cottony and slightly sticky to the touch.

The cottony coat may be the result of a single gene mutation.

Whether raw or cooked, they had a somewhat cottony texture.

Then the fog closed in around him and all he could see was cottony grayness.

I lay gasping on the bed between them, trying to focus my eyes around the white, cottony edges of the world.

Green smoke billowed out, a cottony cloud in the morning sun.

A single clouded window offered a few square inches of cottony light.

The bright blue sky with its cottony white clouds.

In addition, it has a narrow, cottony central core.

The moths are about the colour of this cottony substance.

It is either hollow or lightly stuffed with a cottony tissue.

The cottony texture may indicate that the fish had been salted and dried.

I hammered at the controls, now buried to my wrists in cottony smoke.

Her mouth was cottony, but she stepped inside.

In its wake the ground was left covered with a still, cottony bed of eerie violet smoke.

It was late afternoon by now, and a light drizzle fell amid a low, cottony ground fog.

The clouds had moved shrouding the peaks with cottony gray.

His thin, cottony white hair streamed behind him in the warm June breeze.