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protuberant Adjective swelling out; bulging [Late Latin protuberare to swell] protuberance n
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| His eyes were a little protuberant, his manner betokened awe. The next most obvious deformity was in their faces, almost all of which were prognathous, malformed about the ears, with large and protuberant noses, very furry or very bristly hair, and often strangely-coloured or strangely-placed eyes. The huge and protuberant stomach was amply supported by wide and massive hips, and the shoulders were broad as those of a Hercules. |
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