elephantine

Then the red thing was past and the elephantine progress diminished toward the sea.

She started the pen in an elephantine march across the sheet.

For those uses, as something of a running mate, the elephantine god is a fine pick.

"It can be elephantine, if that's what you really want.

But there were just three of them, for $17, and they should have been elephantine at that price.

Marshall now edged with elephantine grace away from his own earlier position.

He lifted his hands up; they had swollen to elephantine proportions.

But how do you cure the country of this elephantine tumour?

A murmur of greeting came from three other elephantine figures.

Those who despair of opera as elephantine and grotesque should come have a look.

In the middle of this elephantine travail, there came a knock on the door.

Seconds later, there was an elephantine thud from the bathroom as the man tried the door.

The Administration man's heavy breather mask made him look like an elephantine god.

The elephantine new medium in the 1945 - 90 period was obviously TV.

It makes sense, I thought, parking under an elephantine copper beech.

It recounts my elephantine adventures in pursuit of the obvious.

The feet swung clockwise, one at a time, striking the ground with an elephantine touch.

This thing between him and Deanna had grown to elephantine proportions in only a few weeks.

After Ida and her elephantine baby-sitter had left the room, nobody said anything for a while.

Given its elephantine size and harshness, it creates a black hole.

He said he found the novel "elephantine fun" to write.

The man sits forward, arms on his elephantine thighs.

These thugs had covered their tracks in clumsy, elephantine style.

But the romance was quashed by a third, elephantine Slinky.