indurated

The alkali dissolves the indurated cuticle, and the corn falls out spontaneously, leaving a small excavation, which soon fills up.

All around on the indurated clay are small wells and craters full of boiling mud.

She was well acquainted with her parent's irritableness, and even more familiar with her indurated indifference.

It is composed chiefly of indurated tufa like Monte Nuovo, stratified conformably to its conical surface.

He found four girls, the centres of whose hands and feet were indurated by the frequent perforations of the nails.

It is nothing but indurated clay, Kate: very hard set certainly, yet not so hard as it might be.

If to-day there was a more earnest ring than usual in her love-making, he had got too indurated to it to believe in it.

There were also masses of indurated clay, which seem to have been used for chinking purposes.

The effect of these measures was foretold, and may now be seen in the indurated state of Southern feeling.

The whole upper arm was swollen and discoloured, while an indurated mass extended along the line of the vessels into the axilla.