tincturing

His hobby of buying and selling the stuff led him to experiment with tincturing.

Everything took on a wistfulness in the evening air, which the sunset was tincturing like claret poured into water.

But why then this preparation of solitude, which can hardly avoid tincturing the mind either with melancholy or superstition?

For a moment longer the prince stared, hate and perplexity in equal measure tincturing his regard.

He also had a patent for tincturing copper upon iron, and he built a house at Windsor for the carrying on of his works.

I fall, and when I awaken M. Picot is standing, candle in hand, tincturing my wounds.