Meanings of iridescent color in English

They fairly glowed with iridescent color, each in its ring of bright yellow.

Spirals of iridescent color shimmered as it filled the cup.

Her skin was very white and, even more than Lylda's, gleamed with iridescent color.

The bulblike glass dome is like an enormous dewdrop of beautiful proportions and iridescent color.

According to Schulze, pickled specimens available to scientists have been soaking in formalin or ethanol, which leaches out their gorgeous iridescent color.

The moonlight flooded them full, caught glitter and gleam from wing-sockets, shot shimmer and sheen from wing-tips, sent cataracts of iridescent color pulsing between.

There were little vases, cups, and flasks of wonderful iridescent color, as well as many glass beads that had been found upon Egyptian mummies.

It glowed as though illumined by some inward fire (doubtless a concealed electric-light bulb), and the shifting play of iridescent color was exquisitely beautiful.

After it turns green, then the well-known iridescent colors finally appear.

It looked innocent enough now, its surface reflecting the coming sunrise in iridescent colors.

You remember, don't you, the marvelous iridescent colors of the ancient Egyptian glass we saw in the British Museum?

Leakage from wells, pipe lines, storagetanks, had made the mass underfoot doubly foul and sticky, and where it was liquid it shone with iridescent colors.

"See," he cried again, calling attention to the iridescent colors, shining green and purple in the sunshine, then sighed disconsolately.

A badly overheated or "burned" steel will have iridescent colors on a fresh fracture, it will be brittle both hot and cold, and absolutely ruined.