Similar words: hallowed, swallowed, mellow, yellow-bellied, fellow traveller, follower, halloween, smell of. Meaning: ['meləʊ] adj. 1. having a full and pleasing flavor through proper aging 2. having attained to kindliness or gentleness through age and experience.
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31) Age hasn't mellowed the high priest of punk, Iggy Pop.
32) In the evening, when the sun mellowed and cast deep shadows, these ribs became stripes of light and shade.
33) He mellowed considerably as he grew older.
34) Time had ripened his life and mellowed its fruits.
35) The colours mellowed as the sun went down.
36) But as the years went by Miss Marple mellowed.
37) Jack Daniels's whiskey is mellowed using Sugar Maple charcoal.
38) Perhaps love, for new beau Kelis(sentence dictionary), has mellowed Nas.
39) Time has mellowed his youthful temper.
40) It mellowed his mood toward her.
41) Travel had not mellowed him appreciably.
42) He felt only a vast grief which mellowed him.
43) The years have mellowed him.
44) The Communist form of government had not mellowed.
45) The apples mellowed after we picked them.
46) Time had ripened the apple tree and mellowed its fruits.
47) Thus concluded a novel method for mellowing wine, The mellowed wine of used such method as well as Natural-white wine in natural taste and nutritional effects.
48) The music - from a lively, talented combo - plus wine and an excellent dinner, mellowed them all.
49) He was mellowed by a wife who weaned him off violence and drink.
50) Increasingly of late, the director of research seemed to have mellowed, Celia thought.
51) Thus mellowed to that tender light Which heaven to gaudy day denies.
More similar words: hallowed, swallowed, mellow, yellow-bellied, fellow traveller, follower, halloween, smell of, smell out, bellow, fellow, yellow, bellows, yellowish, yellow dog, fellowship, yellow journalism, bowed, cowed, avowed, crowed, endowed, furrowed, bestowed, borrowed, lower, glower, flower, flowery, flowers.