In the Libellulina the base of the tongue terminates towards the pharynx in a fleshy cushion, armed at each angle next to that part with a short hard horn or tooth of a black colour.
Here the coating is of a rich brown instead of a black colour, and seems to be composed of ferruginous matter alone.
The sand is entirely, or in greater part, siliceous; but some points are of a black colour, and from their glossy surface possess a metallic lustre.
The common hog has also run wild on one islet; all are of a black colour: the boars are very fierce, and have great tusks.
Jet is a mineral of a black colour, and resembles the cannel coal.
Asphaltum, or solid bitumen, is much harder than pitch, brittle, and of a brownish-black colour.
At the banks of the greater Tebiguarỹ, I sometimes saw marble of a black colour, spotted with green, but of very small dimensions.
It bears fruit of a black colour, the rind of which, when unripe, is of a pale blue.
It is of a brownish-black colour, with a black muzzle and eyes of a dark hue, the space between them being of a brown tint.
The common hog has also run wild on one islet; all are of a black colour: the boars are very fierce, and have great trunks.
On evaporating off the ether, the resin remains of a brownish-black colour, which dissolves readily in the volatile oils and in the oil of petroleum.
This mineral has a bluish or greenish-black colour, emits sulphurous fumes when heated, and acquires thereby an aluminous taste.
The oxide thus obtained has a straw yellow colour, and fuses at a high heat into an opaque glass of a dark-brown or black colour; but which becomes less opaque and yellow after it has cooled.
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They are generally of a black colour, sometimes with red legs.
They are generally of a black colour, with more or less extended yellow markings.
By degrees, as you triturate, the Mercury will disappear, and the matter will acquire a black colour.
This metallic substance, being triturated for some time in a mortar with these matters, becomes at last invisible, and communicates to them a black colour.
It melts into one mass with the Lead; and the glass produced by these two metals, deprived of their phlogiston, inclines to a brown or a black colour; by which appearance chiefly we know that our Silver was alloyed with Copper.
Keep stirring the mixture with the shank of a tobacco-pipe all the while the Mercury is falling: you will see the matter grow thick and acquire a black colour.
Of the Aves, we saw several of that species of Falco taken at the Sechang Islands, the Columba alba in great numbers, and a singular species of Columba, of a black colour and a white tail.
This test, when mingled with wine containing lead or copper, turns the wine of a dark-brown or black colour.
This agent will render the oil of a dark brown or black colour, if any metal, deleterious to health, be present.
Green tea, coloured with carbonate of copper, when thrown into water impregnated with sulphuretted hydrogen gas, immediately acquires a black colour.
In it I found many fragments of those Trojan vessels, which are of a brilliant red or black colour, both outside and inside, but nothing else of any interest.
It is often so finely scratched that the aid of a magnifying glass is required to convince one that it actually exists; we found several such pieces of marble where the owl's head was painted in a black colour.
All the terra-cottas are of a brilliant red, yellow, green, or black colour; only the very large urns are colourless.
The uterus was become of almost a black colour, swelled, softened, and exhaling an insupportable odour.
He is of a black colour or black prevails, mixed with gray or brown.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "black colour" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
