bulbed , also: bulbiform

Each semicircular canal has a bulbed end, or enlarged portion, that contains hair cells.

He bit down on the bulbed end-the tip flared blue-white in the cold wind.

A copper railing with bulbed balustrade runs along the top of the first story; behind it is the skylight that once lit the dining room.

He shook out a nic-stick through the slotted opening and bit the bulbed end- the ignition tip flared orange as it contacted the air.

In the St. Nicholas Street pavement in fact, they are on a square background and are given bulbed tips between every second petal.

Red Baron Onion, Unio Cepa, a bulbed large variety onion.

When the liquid water is manipulated into the bulbed end and the other end is submerged into liquid nitrogen, the gas pressure drops as it is cooled.

Urera is characterized by fleshy fruits (formed by the inflation of the petals), the presence of paintbrush-like stigmas, glabrous pistillodes, and hairs with bulbed bases, that in some species are stinging.

On one side, the king is depicted with the bulbed White Crown of Upper (southern) Egypt, and the other side depicts the king wearing the level Red Crown of Lower (northern) Egypt.

He shook out a 'stick and with careful one-handed maneu- CONTACT IMMINENT 405 vering bit the bulbed ignition tip, then turned it around, leaning forward so he could put it in his mouth.

Last year, however, Michael Fay forced the San Diego Yacht Club to accept his challenge in New Zealand, which from the bottom of its bulbed keel to the top of its 150-foot mast would barely fit under the roof of the Astrodome.