tumidity

Now, along with the lingering tumidity came shameful yet thoroughly enjoyable thoughts of Dolores Wertman.

The spire is high, with a slightly concave contour, the lines of which are hardly swollen out by the slight tumidity of the body whorl.

In the earlier whorls there is a slight tumidity below the suture, a slight contraction in the middle, and a slight swelling around the base of each whorl.

The suture is linear, not impressed, a little coarse, slightly marginated by the overlap of the succeeding on the preceding whorl and the slight tumidity caused by the infra-sutural puckerings.

This bisection of the body whorl arises from the great prolongation and tumidity of the base On this base, below the carina, are five narrow, equally parted, spiral threads, and two intra-umbilical ones, which are more contiguous.

Although the Court's opinion twice included Indiana's no-holds-barred definition of nudity (which can be delicately summarized in family newspapers as "it ain't the teat, it's the tumidity"), nowhere in this landmark decision can the concerned public find the meanings and origins of pastie and G-string .