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Meanings of dark-skinned in English
Usage of dark-skinned in English
1
Presumably we can expect the same here among Ireland's new dark-skinned population.
2
The stringy, yet short, dark-skinned Mawikizi returned the salute with a smile.
3
First, there are dark-skinned Africans like those of Uganda and the Congo.
4
In a short time we saw his dark-skinned face close to us.
5
But it was the attentive dark-skinned carver, in particular, that galled him.
6
He was short, dark-skinned, and wore a sparse mustache-ethnicMongolian, I guessed.
7
We both had the same pains of growing up being dark-skinned men.
8
He was huge-atleast six foot six-anddark-skinned, in a charcoal-gray suit.
9
At the cookhouse door stood a short, plump-bodied girl, dark-skinned and black-haired.
10
You did not love our dark-skinned friend much better than I did.
11
He was a rather dark-skinned Polynesian, young, and of extremely powerful physique.
12
Soon a crowd of dark-skinned savages, uttering fearful yells, rushed upon them.
13
They were tall, muscular, and very dark-skinned Bedouins, with inky black beards.
14
The barker was dark-skinned and rail-thin, with high cheekbones and narrow eyes.
15
They wore their white robes or native dress and were mostly dark-skinned.
16
Slowly the Sphinx's head was raised, and a dark-skinned man peered out.