Jinny Greenteeth is a Grindylow from Lancashire folklore: Appearance Skin: Slimy, algae-covered greenish skin, mottled with darker patches like pond scum. Hair: Long, stringy, and wet, resembling water weeds or rotting reeds. Face: Gaunt and sunken, with glowing yellow or greenish eyes (sometimes described as bulbous like a frog’s). Teeth: Jagged, yellow-green, and sharp, often covered in algae or dripping with murky water. Limbs: Long, sinewy arms with clawed, webbed fingers; legs may be stunted or frog-like, suited for lurking in water. Posture: Hunched or crouching, as if ready to spring from a rock or log she is perched on, grinning menacingly.. Additional Features: Barnacles, moss, or leeches clinging to her skin; tattered rags or swamp plants draped over her body.