upthrust

An arm showed upthrust from the top of the wave a little further out.

All I can say now is it looks like a typical upthrust knife wound.

They could see it now, a small collection of upthrust spikes on the horizon.

Usually the tracks helped, but the rock wall of the upthrust had long since fallen behind.

A few of the upthrust masses extended all the way to the ceiling.

That rocky upthrust in the river bottom is quite dependable.

Violently, he jerked the arm down against an upthrust knee.

And one upthrust warrior staff with a small device dangling from it.

Ted pointed to a sharp upthrust of rock on the horizon.

Snows Island, at that point, is believed to be the upthrust of the center after the impact.

She kissed him again as his upthrust hips settled back into the mattress.

Then the great beast lowered its head so that about half the upthrust neck, maybe more, went back down into the sea.

He developed an upthrust, stabbing blow, which became his new trademark.

Before he could cut any of the upthrust stalks, a dozen voices halted him.

He was still there, standing between the upthrust roots, panting, supporting himself against it with one hand.

She stopped holding onto the side of the tub, and wrapped both hands around her upthrust knees.

The proud spire of his horn remained upthrust before him.

Over time, the rock was upthrust and tilted to a westerly direction.

And how had it been preserved during the ages preceding the upthrust of the barrier?

"Point number two," Cyrus went on, his voice, now reflecting against a second upthrust finger.

He stood up, steadying himself against an upthrust branch.

Every eye in the class was directed towards poor Kelly's upthrust posterior.

There were no trees, no bushes, and not even an upthrust of stone.