beetling

He was like a beetling mountain, always hanging over my head.

First, the purplish green of timbered slopes, then the naked, beetling crags and deep crevasse with its heart of ice.

Valentini's face grew red, the veins swelled in his forehead, his eyes glared from under the beetling brows.

Under the shelter of the beetling cliffs, the engineers had constructed dugouts of all sorts.

Upon the beetling throne Olivia took her place, and her women sank about her like tiers of sunset clouds.

As soon as I looked up I saw it, too, dark and beetling, like the overhang of a low cliff.

There a series of gigantic steps, formed by high and beetling rocks, closes the Rito to the west.

Harris started and blushed, but at length his misogyny asserted itself and he turned a beetling frown on Miss Duckman.

Mr. Davenport entered—a tall, thin, wiry man, with beetling brows and irascible eyes—and cautiously shut the door.

Just then I happened to glance up and caught the look bent upon her from under John Thaneford's beetling eyebrows.