translucent , also: translucid

They should still be a little translucent at the center.

The air about him seemed not so much clear as translucent.

I looked down through my own translucent hands and saw the floor beyond them.

Outside the high windows the air was the same translucent blue.

The light was coming through the walls from outside in a translucent effect.

Of course, if you looked closely, she was a little translucent.

She looked lovely, with an almost translucent light about her.

It had become such a pale, translucent thing to him.

The skin along the lower surface of the body is translucent.

Fortunately, he was translucent enough for me to see through him.

It is usually dark brown in color and slightly translucent.

"They are translucent, and you can easily see through them."

On the other side of the room's thick translucent window.

Whoever is outside can see us through the translucent door.

Now he saw something which looked like a long translucent snake.

He leaned out, looking down through the clear, almost translucent water.

As Bill watched, the air turned ever so slightly translucent.

His skin really was translucent, even more so than I'd imagined.

Her skin was so fair that it looked almost translucent.

He raised one pale hand, gone nearly translucent with power.

But next May, the 317-foot-by-23-foot translucent wall will come down.

What they all have in common is a transparent or translucent quality.

She took on no more substance than a translucent image in the air.

With the room lights above and behind him, he seemed somehow translucent.

His blue eyes looked translucent for a moment as we passed from light into shadow.