protuberance

The protuberances under his hand were hot to the touch.

The eyes had to be vulnerable, or the long, dark protuberances on its back.

It looked something like a book, but with a lot of odd protuberances.

In your case, of course, the protuberances are entirely false.

The protuberances were missing now because they'd been melted away.

A protuberance would be where there was a particularly large concentration of mass.

Her finger and his touched the little white protuberance at the same time.

Perhaps I should have something made, a gross protuberance to shock them.

Of course there must be more than one car with tires which have square protuberances.

To the left of the cabin doors there is a small protuberance on the wall.

Halfway up the cliff he saw a protuberance of rock.

I tried placing the electric lights on, or close to, the protuberances.

There was a protuberance on the dead man's back.

We had to climb through or over holes and protuberances of more than six yards.

But each and all of them had no protuberances or uneven surface anywhere.

The dimensions of this protuberance vary among the different species.

To say you could barely see the choreography for the protuberances is not true.

He found it only by following the wall slowly and after barking various parts of his body against protuberances.

He pointed to the blister- like protuberances in the picture.

But whatever the possibilities of female protuberances up front, what actually developed were lamps.

A sheet covered the body with its strange and alien protuberances.

There was the place she used to sit with Stanley, a protuberance like a turtle's head.

There were no hatches, panels or protuberances of any kind.

There he could detect a tiny protuberance that no one else would have noticed.

"Under the skin of your left hand you will be able to feel a slight protuberance.