Meanings of white lining in English

No shining mirror on the wings, which are mostly ashy with white lining underneath.

The white lining pith of the peel possesses likewise the crystalline principle "hesperidin."

Against the restless alders turning their white lining to the storm the house looked singularly desolate.

Peel three oranges or one grapefruit, and scrape off all the white lining of the skin.

Her serge coat was torn at the breast pocket, the three-cornered flap hung, showing the white lining.

The overcoat was of the same material as the uniform, with the same trimming but with white lining.

This pink, combined with the olive, dark browns, and white lining, makes the colour scheme of peculiar richness.

A lady, with her silk dress turned over her shoulders, leaving only the white lining exposed to view.

He was wearing a dirty blue anorak with a rip on one shoulder that revealed the white lining.

His coat sleeves were tattered at the wrists, and one of them showed the white lining at the elbow.

The open rosewood case, with its soft white lining, was the bursting bur; and within lay his beautiful Infant!

A large woodpecker glided low overhead, a white lining on the black underwings, its round head tufted a brilliant red.

The handsome carriage, with its coat of ultra-marine, its rich white lining, its silver mountings, and its arms on the panels.

Once when there was more extravagance than there is blaming once there was a door and that was made of white lining.

There was some squabble over a man's parasol-yellowsilk with white lining sort of thing-thewaiters had discovered abandoned outside the dining-room door.