In this species the casque or excrescence on the upper mandible is very slight. |
The aristocracy, then, was regarded as a sort of cancer, or excrescence of society. |
Appears as a cystic excrescence projecting away from the metaphysis that has its axis pointing away from the joint. |
And this leads us to a consideration of the doomsman himself, that foul excrescence upon our modern body politic. |
It is an excrescence, not an essential garment like the shirt and breeches. |
It would be absurd to dismiss it as an excrescence, and untypical of the American mind. |