Translations for „tumescent“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

tumescent [tju:ˈmesənt, Am tu:-] ADJ

1. tumescent (swelling):

tumescent

nabrzmiewający

2. tumescent (swollen):

tumescent

nabrzmiały

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The gorse and heather were tumescent and psychedelic with my surging serotonin.

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A tumescent bag of beauty norms.

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Tongue was shortened and tumescent.

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Then he strips naked and rests his body, he is by now displaying a tumescent member, on her lap.

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Tumescent anesthesia is avoided, and a cohesive, low-nitrogen microfoam allows for consistent performance.

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He is given steroids which, before long, give a tumescent appearance to his face.

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Everything else about her seems amplified, tumescent.

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In addition, the introduction of the tourniquet and tumescent technique has led to minimized blood loss.

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It depicts a tumescent oceanscape, dominated by a wall of surf that is about to upturn a pitiful sailing ship.

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Drums eventually break into the tumescent arrangement and swell tensions further.

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