crimson-eyed

He wouldn't include the crimson-eyed hobo in his report, of course.

There is, however, a crimson-eyed demon mule that makes an appearance.

Suddenly, a dozen crimson-eyed warrior angels stormed into the room, weapons and hexes raised.

That crimson-eyed thing wasn't joking at all!

When he woke refreshed in the morning, perhaps the answer to the mystery of the crimson-eyed hobo would be apparent.

How far above the height of a 2m man is the top of the giant, crimson-eyed metallic skull at the entrance to the ride?

Crimson-eyed, gray-faced, she languished in the morning-after slough of despond.

A mummy's ghostly form walks unchallenged with the likes of Slime Man and a crimson-eyed vampire.

And then the crimson-eyed shadows fell upon him, lips and tongues voraciously consuming the face and throat.

It reflected the crimson-eyed albino who peered down at it, his fea- tures drawn in bewilderment and tiredness.

He dis- dained most company save Moonglum's, and Moon- glum, too, became quickly bored by anyone other than the crimson-eyed Prince of Imrryr.

The twin gold and green dragons, their arched and flaming backs forming a symmetrical shape over the altartop of a camphorwood cabinet, stared crimson-eyed at him.

He watched, with his crimson-eyed stare as Kirk struggled to make a makeshift rucksack out of the remainder of the gold uniform top. Kirk grumbled to himself but eventually he had a small but serviceable pack which could hold a few items.

The beast snuffled at him in a friendly fashion; though it was crimson-eyed and had flanks like oiled silk, it was nevertheless a real flesh-and-blood horse and, indeed, was in all probability better treated than most beasts of burden on the Disc.