bluish black

Localized bluish black areas of pigment are commonly due to amalgam implanted in the mucosa.

There were multiple discrete and grouped deep red to bluish black papules and nodules on the anterior and medial aspect of right leg, anterior and lateral aspect of right thigh and right buttock.

Moreover, when ferrochromium fly ash was used (P4FA) instead of pure chrome oxide in the pigment system it gave bluish black color (Figure 4).

The 'lucky' ones got basal cell carcinoma and the 'unlucky' ones encountered the bluish black pigmentation of melanoma.

Blood that passes through large veins close to the surface shows through the skin producing an accentuated bluish black tint when one is tired or pale during menstruation and the later part of pregnancy.

All dogs except the Chow have a pink tongue, the Chow's tongue is bluish black.

From a safe distance, the nine-by-twelve-foot monochrome expanse of bluish black might be mistaken for a branch off Serra's tree; but up close, it turns out to be a carpet formed by a nightmare infinity of dead flies, preserved for eternity as our civilization's hideous tombstone.

Overheated metal turns a bluish black or straw color and won't stay sharp for long.

QMY roses seem to be throwing down discoloured leaves which have gone yellow with the odd bluish black blotch.

They're fireflies," explains Timon in The Lion King, "that got stuck up on that, uh, big bluish black thing.

The heartwood is very dark, ranging in color from a dark purple, to bluish black to dark brown.

87 [degrees] Bluish black to black; vitreous; opaque.

Black blow fly, 1/3 inch long, bluish black,hairy; loves chicken coops.

The rose chafer, usually iridescent metallic green but sometimes bronze or bluish black with coppery red underneath, is often found nibbling various blooms, especially roses.