pendulous

Now, in one of history's pendulous swings, war has brought the Americans back.

It has a large head, long ears, and pendulous lips.

He kisses her pendulous cheek, quickly, and goes to his own room.

Yet none has the dramatic architectural impact of a pendulous plant.

The tree is described as having long, loosely pendulous branches.

The plane almost seemed happy to be rid of its pendulous weight like a woman after giving birth.

The main branches are long and spreading with pendulous side shoots.

The flowers are pendulous, 1.5 cm long, with four white petals.

He rubbed a trembling hand over his pendulous lower jaw.

She still had a pink, fresh look, he said, "but the meat is getting a bit soft and pendulous."

Now two more children, smaller, one with swollen and pendulous stomach, stole after the first.

When pendulous plants are considered, the weeping willow first springs to mind.

The creature planted his great, pendulous lips on those of the princess.

One ear was close set and tiny, the other a pendulous mass that hung almost to my shoulder.

The flowers are white or pink, in usually pendulous racemes.

I said, pointing at a pendulous pair of fruits, remembering my last trip.

The deep dark brown cones are pendulous and ovoid-conic in shape.

Pendulous and round udders are found in almost equal proportions.

He could actually see that huge, pendulous belly expanding.

Those who know where certain pendulous plants are situated often make pilgrimages just to see the display.