a preying bird like a falcon or hawk etc.

become weak or feeble

be terrified, be afraid

turn pale (from embarrassment or fear)

the face to become yellow,' to turn pale (from fear)

yellow journalism, journalism and associated newspapers that present little or no legitimate, well-researched news while instead using eye-catching headlines for increased sales.

yellow jaundice

yellowish, colour of saffron

hypocritical, malignant, a flatterer

(Biology) small cavities in the intestine that are filled with yellow pimples

clad in yellow

clarified butter or ghee, a kind of ghee made from buffalo milk

absent from eyes

Blind, visually impaired, sightless.

(of a woman) be adorned with golden ornaments

doe-eyed, having big and beautiful eyes

blue-eyed

blue-eyed

covert or sly look, side glance

to await someone

black part of the eye

(of a person) having blue eyes

the seven layers of eye

golden oriole

pus or yellow matter running from a wound, bile

apricot

yellow fever

stained, polluted with yellow, yellowish

saffron colour, yellow colour

Blue eyed, cat's eyed.