bulbous

She had a fleshy, bulbous nose and eyes which stared out, a fine bright blue, with a disconcerting fixity.

The 'creature' is two feet long, has an enormous head, large bulbous eyes and an appearance somewhere between a fish and a humanoid.

The long wings carry the plane's fuel, and the bulbous nose is one of the payload bays, which house the science instruments.

After a tussle with journalists during the campaign, cartoonists played on his bulbous nose and portrayed him as an uncouth pig.

It floats before you, a bulbous body with a central, unblinking eye, and a large maw filled with dagger like teeth.

The physical resemblances are uncanny, right down to the bulbous eyes of one woman being mirrored in her piscine meal.

It was a faded red color, with big, rounded fenders and a bulbous cab.

Poof was a tall being with spindly limbs and a long, slender neck which supported a bulbous head.

Bulbous perennial with somewhat straight, lance-shaped to oval, basal leaves that reach up to 12 inches long.

The concept had these bulbous plants ooze a strange form of antigravity gelatin that lined the skies of the world.

daffodil , n. , A bulbous plant(Narcissus pseudonarcissus) having showy, usually yellow flowers with a trumpet-shaped central crown.

Over a kilometer long, their bulbous oblong hulls cast shadows over the entire field.

Where there had been the occasional minaret, there were now the bulbous forms of orthodox churches.

Midnight has been chilly early autumn peak, the chimera was wearing thin, tightly Embracing my waist, half of my body are bulbous tower.

This bulbous-headed creature is an anglerfish that's just hatched from its egg.

The cooled lava acts as insulation for the lava coming behind it, and the form slowly grows into a bulbous-like chunk of rock.

Conclusions Our method is effective and suitable for the treatment of Chinese patients with lower dorsa and bulbous nasal tips.

Its landscape embraces bulbous South American trees, huge succulents, African baobabs and vast fiery carpets of red and gold flowers.

bulbous autumn-flowering herb with white, purple or lavender-and-white flowers; native to western and central Europe.

plant with a thick bulbous edible yellow root; used as food and animal feed.

A bulbous plant (Allium cepa) cultivated worldwide as a vegetable.

It is the bulbous, diamond-shaped heat-sensing organ set between their eyes that brings their blurred multicolor world into focus.

At the summit was a tower topped by a bulbous cross.

genus of bulbous plants of South Africa; sometimes placed in subfamily Hyacinthaceae.

Return of the Jedi's puppet contained three puppeteers inside its bulbous frame.

The stem is of bulbous bow type constructed by welded of steel plates.

This design keeps the fairing flush with the wheel unlike the more bulbous arrangement of other teams.

When disturbed, sea pens emit a greenish light and can deflate, retreating into their bulbous feet.

a edible and choice fungus; has a convex cap that is slightly viscid when fresh and moist but soon dries and a thick bulbous tan stalk.

edible bulbous tuber of a Chinese marsh plant.

Sometimes the bulbous bow forward body is altered to provide a better speed performance to an existing vessel.

bulbous plants having a characteristic pungent onion odor.

half by a plane passing through its bulbous front and tapered tail.

At present, Chinese bulbous onion is the raw material of further processing and it is welcomed by the processing plants.

Under a bulbous, pimply nose, his lips were trembling.

Edcel Bar Gane is a bulbous-headed almond-eyed alien representative in the Galactic Senate.

Bulbous white heads glow atop the downtown street lamps.

the bulbous bow design and the optimization tests on stern straightening ducts and rudder bulbs were carried out.

bulbous Spanish iris with red-violet flowers.

aromatic bulbous stem base eaten cooked or raw in salads.

A fairing arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the distal edge of said flexible sheet element includes a bulbous lip or bead.

He stuck his bulbous red nose back into his pint of beer.

Calla lily have became a new bulbous crops flowers recently in Taiwan. Estimated cultural area is approximately 30 hectares.

By the same method, but we also use the line heating methods. This can shape irregular parts, such as bulbous bow.

In the yeast cell, a bulbous projection, the bud, appears at one portion of the cell wall.

Results: 16 cases were anterior urethral injures, 9 bulbous urethral injury, and 10 posterior urethral injuries.

But the tablet's hardware is bulbous and heavy compared with the iPad 2 or the svelte Samsung Galaxy Tab 10. 1, an Android tablet.

We use the line-heating method to shape irregular parts, such as bulbous bow.

Application of large-protruded upward-bending bulbous bow in a small block coefficient ship

Comparison of surface pressure characteristics of bulbous bows in different profiles through wind tunnel tests

Annuals or perennials. Culm bases infrequently swollen, or with bulbous sheath bases;

Experiment in the Synthetic Prevention and Cure of Bulbous Decayed Illness of Gladiolus

Optimization of geometric factors for molded lines of container ship bulbous bow

Adoption of Bend Upward Bulbous Bow toImprove Resistance Performance in Ballast Trial Condition

bulbous (adj. ) : shaped like a bulb; fat and round(often derog. )

Alar cartilage suture technique for correction of bulbous and boxy nasal tip

3 m tall, bark gray, armed with stinging hairs, bulbous at base, lenticellate, leaf scars conspicuous, prominent, otherwise smooth;

Research on the Development of Chloroplasts in Several Bulbous Plants

The study on molecular markers of RAPD to bulbous flowers

Ovary bulbous, ca. 2 mm;