Henna [adjective]

"It is past," cried she, bending her henna-dyed hand across her brow, as if to drive away a vapor.

Her eyes were lozenges of antimony; her hands, dipped in henna, seemed clad in pale kid gloves.

Flesh-colored stockings, Petticoat decreed, and henna slippers with carved jade buckles.

The tips of the fingers shade to a deep rose color, such as is imparted by the henna of the Orientals.

And thus, joy suddenly faded into horror, and the most beautiful became the most hideous, as Hinnon became Ge-Henna.

Bracelets bound her wrists and her ankles, and her finger-tips were dyed red with henna.

He had a ready tongue, and soon acquired respect and wealth; he painted his beard red with henna.

Then he put on long hair and a venerable beard, stained his limbs with henna, and called himself Abdullah of Bushire, a half-Arab.

He wore long hair and Oriental costume, and his face and limbs were stained with henna.

The white horse used in processions by the Shah of Persia has its legs, tail, and body dyed with henna.