flesh and fell: the whole substance of the body; hence as quasi-adv. phrase: entirely. (to raiseor rise) in flesh and fell, rarely in flesh and bone…

Of the complexion, skin, etc.: Bright, fresh, and of pure colour; blooming; in modern use, esp. implying purity or transparency of the surface…

With modifying adverb. Having a complexion (of the specified kind).

Having a good constitution, temperament, or (in later use usually) skin colour.

Having a (specified) complexion, or colour and texture of skin.

Pertaining to ‘complexions’ (see complexion, n. 6), or to the complexion.

having a clear and healthy-looking complexion; having a youthful, innocent appearance; (also) of or relating to such an appearance.

= complexioned, adj.

Pertaining to the complexion (of the skin).