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The bus stopped outside of a white house and a short girl with a roundish stomach, wavy brown hair, and light brown eyes got on.
They have black silky fur, roundish heads, short muzzles with a naked face and ears.
His face was roundish, his eyes some unidentifiable dark color while his hair was golden brown, cut short with highlights of red here and there.
A large roundish man stood at the doorway, holding a fiery torch.
Attached to the pumps, multiple tubes on the floor next to the wall led into the space, where they intermittently veered off to form seven roundish tangles.
There were lots of snakelike creatures, some roundish things as prickly as hedgehogs and some notable beaks and pincers as well as possibly a stinger or two.
With a little digging in the earth, the roundish globose tuber can be found as final proof.
It can be easily differentiated from the other species due to its roundish, lobed leaves, which have palmate venation.
The rock-hard pine cones point backwards, are roundish when mature, and are retained for two years before falling.
Broad, roundish forehead lacking in wrinkles, skull slightly longer than the muzzle, well defined stop with light furrow.
Flemish Beauty is roundish, with thick clear yellow skin speckled with red when ripe.
Very white with roundish orange spots, but never on the mantle, usually on top of other spots of black pigmented skin.
The Discovery of Fullerenes describes a range of newly found forms of carbon including C60, a roundish molecule made of 60 carbon atoms.
Its leaves are small and roundish or kidney-shaped, and the flowers are bluish white, just like Persian speedwell.
Blade of basal leaves pinnate, leaflets roundish, toothed, sometimes narrow-lobed.
Upper surface of the roundish leaflets is glossy, apex lobed to blunt-toothed, margins narrowly rolled under.
The QB, for example, has a squat, two-wheeled base that supports a telescopic pole holding a roundish head with a small screen as its forehead.
This garlic has a bulb with a regular, roundish shape, slightly flattened at the base, and a glossy white colour.
Eyes: a small number of roundish or irregular eyes, varying in size but less than half the size of a pea.
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It shows a tall, narrow neck with slightly everted rim and roundish lip.
Description: Storage onion, pearly white to coppery in colour, with a large roundish to elongated bulb, a brilliant aspect and a fine and translucent skin.
Fruit: A brown, roundish but flat nut, appr. as long as the perianth.
The plant has roundish, closely interlaced leaves forming a characteristic spherical head. The leaves are red to deep red in colour with white central veins.
Symptoms include roundish, rough-surfaced galls, several inches or more in diameter, usually at or near the soil line, graft or bud union, or on roots and lower stems.
It consists of a roundish or ovoidal ball, apparently of rock-crystal, about an inch and a half in diameter, and protected by a silver mounting.
Leaflets 9-11, roundish, of a firm texture, the lowest pair smaller than the rest, glaucous.
A roundish bread, divided into four by a cross decoration on the crust.
Leptochiton denhartogi Strack, 2003 has a coarser tegmental sculpture, with regularly arranged roundish granules that are completely different from those of Leptochiton sp.
Examples from Classical Literature
Pores of the shell and of the tubuli circular or roundish, of very different size, one to three times as broad as the bars.
Both middle chambers cap-like, with a basal circle of ten to twelve larger square pores, and small roundish pores on the cap.
Shell irregular roundish or subglobular, with roundish pores of different sizes, mostly somewhat broader than the bars.
Galea hemispherical, with a short conical horn, about as large as the roundish cephalis and half as large as the ovate thorax.
Three gates of the cortical shell roundish, on the inside with an interradial spine, little broader than the quadrangular arms.
Their tobacco consists of the small, roundish, dried leaves of the sakakomi plant.
The quahog is a thick-shelled, roundish mollusk with a distinctly heart-shaped outline when looked at endwise.
The red corpuscle contains a very minute, roundish body which is stained blue to bring it into view.
Shell roundish or subspherical, with numerous small circular or roundish pores, about twice as broad as the bars.
Pores of the tubes and of the shell small, roundish, irregular in size and distribution, about as broad as the bars.
Shell spherical, with large circular or roundish pores of unequal size, two to four times as broad as the bars.
Shell spherical, with large circular or roundish pores of different size, three to six times as broad as the bars.
Shell elliptical, compressed, nodose, with deep sagittal stricture and irregular roundish pores.
This has no scent, the capsule is roundish and hairy, and the cleistogamous flowers are abundant.
Form of the pores irregular, roundish, bars between them in the distal part smaller, in the proximal part larger than the pores.
The leader of the galop de Vache delegation was a large, reddish, roundish man, but active.
He was a shortish, rather thick-set, fair man, with a roundish face and a somewhat florid complexion.
At the bottom of each pore a thin lamella of silex, perforated by four to six irregular, roundish, double-contoured porules.
Squarish or roundish, the forms have no standard definitions but seem easy and familiar.
He was a roundish figure, moon-faced, slightly stooped shoulders.
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A roundish and rather deep depression, larger than a variole.
The fruit is of a roundish oval shape, and is of a dark-purple colour.
Fruit medium, roundish, inclined to conic, sometimes obscurely ribbed.
Made of Uraru flour, the roundish cookie is praised for its thin, layered wafers with a hint of lime and coconut milk, which melt in the mouth.
The first roundish feature showed up on June 3 and was joined by a second 10 days later.
A roundish dot intermediate in size between an atom and a macula.
A Franciscan missionary and expedition member, Juan Crespi is credited with naming rights by identifying the roundish navigational stone as a morro.
