The only residue of his injuries seemed to be a black patch over his eye; on him, it looked good, giving him a fine piratical air.

A floppy hat had replaced his coalscuttle helmet, he wore a fuzzy yellow beard, and the bandoliers crossed over the chest of his peasant blouse gave him a fine piratical air.

The black silk eye-patch gave him a dashing piratical air.

Fergus smiled briefly, his lean face and dark forelock lending him a distinctly piratical air.

The tallest man, whose thick beard gave him even more of a piratical air than the others, stepped forward and leveled what looked like a flintlock pistol at Florimel, who was the closest person standing.

He wore a dark patch over one eye, and it gave him a piratical air.

His hair was dark, almost black, rumpled by the helmet but unruly anyway, and a heavy stubble covered his jaw, lending him a rakish and piratical air.

The bandage had slipped down so it almost covered one of his uncle's eyes, giving him a distinctly piratical air.

Along with the leather patch on his blind left eye and the gray streaks in his tawny hair, the beard lent him a piratical air.

Most of the boats have a certain piratical air about them, and many a distinctly Portuguese cut to their jib.