white ermine
spilosoma lubricipeda latin

I want to trim it with white ermine fur, and the tails.

For more than a year he had been as elusive as the little white ermine of the woods.

Around her shoulders was drawn a white ermine wrap.

He wore a jacket of plum-colored velvet, slashed with white ermine.

The fur lining was of white ermine; never was finer seen or found.

A furry white ermine moth clung to one of the spikes.

She arrived wrapped in a white ermine coat and was met by a sea of white faces at the apartment door.

White ermine was meant to express moral purity; white waistcoats were not.

It was decorated with black-tipped white ermine tails.

Pantalaimon's white ermine fur bristled: she felt it tickling her neck.

He had, Jaq noted, obtained a new cloak trimmed with dazzling white ermine death's heads.

Caught at her delicate throat by an emerald pin, a splendid cloak of white ermine held back the cold sea breeze.

She wore a mantle of rich yellow satin trimmed with white ermine, and a fashionable five-pointed red ribbon in her hair.

There would be white waistcoats against white ermine; gold watch chains against gold lions.

The white ermine," Libby says.

Its chief component was a robe of purple satin and pure white ermine, extravagantly designed with great folds that hung like pleats.

The one who went at her behest came bringing to her the mantle and the tunic, which was lined with white ermine even to the sleeves.

He halted in surprise, staring instead at a vaguely familiar, beautiful girl wrapped in a blue-green velvet cape lined with white ermine.

An upper cape of white ermine spotted with black tails covered his shoulders, and from below it spread an undercape of brilliant green feathers.

The parkas were richly decorated with beadwork of bone, ivory, shell, animal teeth, and black-tipped white ermine tells.

The White Ermine (Spilosoma lubricipeda) is a moth of the family Arctiidae.

Other combinations of tinctures are explicitly stated, as in "gules ermined argent" (red with white ermine spots).

A white ermine, known in Japan as an okojo, Okojo-san lives at an exotic pet store run by a greedy manager until one day he escapes.

Arnold Scaasi also looks to this glamorous tradition with floor-length versions in white ermine and white mink designed for Maximilian.

According to popular traditions, Anne of Brittany was hunting with her court when she saw a white ermine who preferred to die than to cross a dirty marsh.

The White Ermine (Spilosoma lubricipeda) is a moth of the family Arctiidae.