“The query is, does this arise from the immediate stroke of the heart, or is it by the lateral pressure, occasioned by the swell of the arteries?”

“The country anticipates a huge swell of senior citizens in the coming years.”

“You smell the salt air of the ocean, feel the swell of the waves under your boat, and the slipperiness of a freshly caught fish.”

“In these cases, the external auditory canal lacks cerumen and is lined by dry, hypertrophic skin with variable swelling and stenosis.”

“The swollenness of her injured ankle made it difficult for her to walk.”

“Another plant, also called alum root, was pounded up and used wet to apply to sores and swellings.”

“The cortical filaments are terminated by small swellings, called utricles, which form the external surface of the thallus.”

“Violet leaves were used for swellings, and a brew of camomile flowers was useful in cases of sleeplessness-and gumboils!”

“As a result, the belly swells up like a hot-air balloon, and this condition is called as aerophagy.”

“If you imagine the ground as the surface of a sea, these waves range from ripples to choppy whitecaps to long, slow swells.”

“Heavy swells and strong westerly winds made for tough rowing conditions and the organisers were taking no chances with the safety of competitors.”