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hulk

[huhlk] / hʌlk /


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Even now, at the age of 53, he has hulking shoulders, but a height of 5ft 8in is not ideal for a fast bowler.

From BBC

Even docked, ships are far from stress-free, as sailors constantly navigate steep ladderwells and pressurized, hulking doors under the glare of fluorescent lights and the constant hum of machinery.

From Seattle Times

Even docked, ships are far from stress-free, as sailors constantly navigate steep ladderwells and pressurized, hulking doors under the glare of fluorescent lights and the constant hum of machinery.

From Seattle Times

Sitting rather incongruously in this bucolic scene is the vast concrete hulk of the Bataan nuclear power plant.

From BBC

Old streets were obliterated, overlaid by hulking apartment buildings, parking lots and public housing projects such as Brown’s.

From Washington Post