1. Henry and Mrs. Slater stagger in with a pretty, old-fashioned bureau.
2. Mrs. Slater rose briskly at length in a business-like tone.
3. His bright eyes twinkle under his heavy, reddish-gray eye brows.
4. I'll not be quiet. Oh, I call it a double-faced behaviour.

The underlined words in the above four sentences are 'compound adjectives' in hyphenated form. A compound adjective is an adjective that comprises more than one word. Hyphens are used to link the words together to show that they constitute one adjective

clear  last  eg. clear-sighted
new   sunk   ______________________
cold  hair ______________________
four  blood  ______________________
curly  day  ______________________
well  star  ______________________
half  read  ______________________
half  read  ______________________
five  lay  ______________________
peacock  blue  ______________________
long  sight  ______________________