scablike

The other was obscured by a gray, scablike growth of flesh.

But he'd noticed a similar scablike growth, also the size of a dime, on Roland's chin.

Scablike chunks were falling from great holes even as Remo pulled into a spot.

Callus: A scablike tissue that forms over the base of cuttings before the roots can form.

To his annoyance, the software had started building up scablike accretions and spirelike spines along one flank of the hull.

In one smoothly choreographed blur, the twenty delegates touched parts of their suits, causing them to fly apart in irregular scablike pieces, as if spring-loaded.

His face was a misshapen mass of thick, scablike growths that completely enclosed his features except for the single staring blue eye, a nostril hole and a slit over his mouth.

Slicing them off with a scalpel, he'd told her, only made them grow back larger-and he showed her the angry black scablike mark that was creeping up from the point of his own chin.

In the spring and summer, when the humidity was high, a mottled gray-green fungus sometimes sprang up in the corners, a disgusting scablike growth, fringed with hundreds of tiny white spores that resembled insect eggs; that grotesquery added its own thin but nonetheless displeasing fragrance to the cellar air.