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Meanings of pendulous in anglès

Having branches or flower heads that bend downward.

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Usage of pendulous in anglès
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The crone shook her head and wagged her pendulous lip in derision.
The Firm of Girdlestone
2
Flowers usually bright red or purplish-coloured, and placed on long pendulous footstalks.
Hardy Ornamental Flowering Trees and Shrubs
3
Green juice ran down his chin and dripped onto his pendulous belly.
Night Shift
4
What's this pendulous thing like an alien probe hanging from the ceiling?
The Guardian
5
At that point, the vine produced several pendulous bunches of blue wisteria blossoms.
Spellwright
6
Some say their continual Sadness is because of their pendulous state.
Wicked lovely
7
The skin becomes rough and warty, and may hang down in pendulous folds.
Manual of Surgery Volume First: General Surgery. Sixth Edition.
8
Did he really believe in Hapi, the Nile god, with his pendulous breasts?
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
9
The elm-trees reach their long, pendulous branches almost to the ground.
Hyperion
10
His pendulous lip was quivering, but there was no softening in his eyes.
Uncle Bernac: A Memory of the Empire
11
His large fleshy nose and somewhat pendulous cheeks were a mottled, purplish red.
Deadham Hard: A Romance
12
He was a ragged creature with dull eyes and pendulous lip.
Alcatraz
13
They watched her, and a red tongue licked flabby, pendulous lips.
Tarzan the Terrible
14
As his abdomen becomes more pendulous his legs grow less active.
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15
Flies swarming over the eyes of starving children, apathetic mothers with pendulous dugs.
Kennedy's brain
16
From their graceful branches strange fruits, golden and scarlet and pear-shaped, hung pendulous.
The Metal Monster
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Pendulous through the time
Pendulous across language varieties
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