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If they are not mere lumps, their ornament is hideously heavy and protrusive.

Likewise did they scream with protrusive energy: 'Give us back our lost Trades!'

But the evolution of a free hand made it possible to dispense with protrusive lips and gripping teeth.

Unlike some of the other lizards, the Horned Toads are not provided with a protrusive tongue.

A true English heart breathes, calm and strong, through the whole business; not boisterous, protrusive; all the better for that.

The protrusive jaw was thrust up under E. Van Tenner's retiring nose.

A serviceable pith helmet barely overhung the protrusive goggles.