Protuberance is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROTUBERANCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a swelling or bump on the surface, also PROTUBERANCY
• a thing that protrudes from something else
• the fact or state of protruding
• That which is protuberant swelled or pushed beyond the surrounding or adjacent surface; a swelling or tumor on the body; a prominence; a bunch or knob; an elevation.
• something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects from its surroundings
• the condition of being protuberant; the condition of bulging out
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that is protuberant

Words related to PROTUBERANCE

protuberant15

Words that contain PROTUBERANCE

protuberances19

How to use PROTUBERANCE in a sentence

• At his breast an ugly protuberance, outlined vaguely, hinted a deformity.
• You will discover some evening redness dashed or sprinkled on some protuberance or in some cavity.
• It was possible to trace the progress of the younger and slighter maids by a swiftly-descending squeal, while that of the more portly was visible as a leisurely protuberance.
• But to starboard, on the bottom appeared a large protuberance, which at once attracted my attention.
• Her countenance was still muffled as before, the awful protuberance rose from her shoulders, and the same band which Mrs.
• He had now no whiskers, but an immense protuberance of bristly black hair, rising like a wave above his kerchief.
• Bullsom sat with clasped hands in front of him resting upon that slight protuberance which denoted the advent of a stomach.
• Towards the southwest and the immediate east, the plain appeared to be very flat, no protuberance, no prominence of any kind lifting itself above the general dead level.
• Perhaps, it was, in part, if not wholly owing to a protuberance in the moon, which escaped my notice, but was seen by both the other gentlemen.
• You would find, if you were to look up the history of tobacco- pipes, that in early specimens this protuberance was of a different shape to what it is now.
• This conspicuous protuberance has been seized upon as a characteristic in the conventionalized figures, and serves to identify the king from the black vulture.
• His face was bright red with embarrassment and one of his cheeks exhibited a marked protuberance.
• They are a whole lot like the waves of the ocean, only invisible, and there will be one straight over every protuberance or depression of size in the surface of the earth.
• At the withers there is a slight elevation, but no protuberance or hump, as in the Indian ox.
• The policeman was a tall, lean-faced, sallow man, with a stoop of the shoulders, a small, steady eye, and something in his mouth which made a protuberance in his cheek.
• He had a sort of protuberance on one side caused by broken ribs which had not been set.
• The shrewd Planchet had acquired a slight protuberance in front, but his countenance was not puffed.
• He had reached middle-age to be sure, but he had a leg that many a spindle-shanked youngster might envy, nor was there any unbecoming protuberance at his waist.
• But, it will be said, is not this American trade an unnatural protuberance, that has drawn the juices from the rest of the body? The reverse.

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