lidded

The second time, eyes were even more heavily lidded than usual.

"Only one of us could live," he said, and this time shot the worm between its lidded eyes.

I looked at Elizabeth, and her eyes were heavy lidded, shining.

The background of the universe appears black to the lidded eye.

But his lidded eyes were open on a mere slit.

Any large lidded glass container makes a good bottle garden.

Beyond that, there was little to discern in the man's lidded eyes and heavy features.

She handed him a lidded leather box six inches by three.

Store in a lidded container at room temperature; it will keep for about a month.

There, in a far corner, was a lidded metal bucket.

I looked upon her, narrow lidded, as she strove to please me.

The man had a broad face with lidded eyes, wide nose, and square teeth.

And you're to use the salve first He held up the lidded jar.

Even the lidded glove box was replaced by an open shelf.

She pursed her lips, looking down at him with eyes that were suddenly heavy lidded.

His eyes were heavy lidded, his look sexual as he watched her.

The latter two tribes are renowned for their lidded baskets.

Over all she could see her heavy lidded eyes, peering back at herself seductively.

Just inside the door stood a trolley with the creature's food in a lidded container.

She was still gazing at her pale, thin hands, the lidded eyes almost hidden from Graham's view.

They hurried forward of where Strabo crouched, watching them with lidded eyes.

He had heavy lidded eyes, a hawk nose, a jaw blue with beard.

A few of the women sipped wine or spirits from lidded drinking vessels.

These are linked together by lidded ditches and thence to the local river.

Lidded varieties are evidenced by the lack of supporting structure on each bowl.