They eat until they're full, their bellies engorged with blood.
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The skin started to appear purple and engorged, even mottled.
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This mouth over gesticulates, engorged with the delusion of its own importance.
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A blood-engorged female Aedes albopictus mosquito feeding on a human host.
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All that said, hormones and engorged erectile tissue don't necessarily dictate behavior.
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It's hot anyway in the afternoon sun, and his face is engorged.
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His camera lens fully engorged, extending toward a bush alive with butterflies.
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The river, engorged by two days of rain, roared and echoed against the mountains.
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I wanted to saw the engorged limb off and throw it far, far away.
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Runoff from heavy rains in southeast Kansas and northeastern Oklahoma have engorged the river.
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Engorged with pus and mucus, her lungs had become as hard as footballs, Keshavjee said.
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A field necropsy revealed that its stomach was engorged with dozens of individual ketchup packets.
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Engorged on an endless supply of hyper-personalized programming, society will enter its Filter Bubble Phase.
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Heightened estrogen levels lead to increased blood flow to the vaginal area, which can become engorged.
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Far juicier is a tale of frenemies and alcohol-engorged egos struggling to release their genius.
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Little pink balloons swelled into view ahead of him, like engorged blood cells, crowding and bumping.
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The planet is engorged with people, so we long for the utter peace that solitude can bring.
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Conditions in the Eel River, engorged with several days' worth of rainfall, had hampered the search effort.
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All reports fit a pattern: the iPhone's screen pops open as a result of an engorged battery.
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They'll swell as they begin to produce milk, causing them to get engorged — and, yes, hulk out.
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He stocks the shelves with dozens of varieties of preserved fruit, from engorged orbs to near fossils.
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Her parents reported removing an engorged black bug from her ear six days before her symptoms started.
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It reminded finicky New Yorkers that fine cookery was all about cruelty, blood, engorged livers, rot and decay.
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But the imbalance has been masked by the engorged stockpiles carried over from 2709 and a mild winter.
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Fewer reps means less accumulation of metabolites, and less time for your muscles to become engorged with blood.
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As soon as they arrive Sharon realizes she forgot to pack her pump, leaving her with engorged breasts.
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The only problem is that it looks less like a snail and more like, uh, an engorged phallus.
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A pump refers to when muscles become engorged with blood and have to stretch to accommodate the excess fluid.
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In Tokyo he eats the engorged sperm sac (a delicacy, he is told) of the potentially poisonous fugu fish.
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His heart was engorged, possibly the result of sedentary days and nights in the indulgent vortex of the studio.
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But I'm also a hero because I took the time to fix something, resulting in money saved and ego engorged.
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There Trump stood overly engorged with unsightly veins popping out and one very specific area made to be basically microscopic.
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At night, your genitals can be more engorged or lubricated because there's extra blood flow to the region, Fosnight says.
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They also found one tick that was engorged with blood, making it about eight times larger than its normal size.
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According to Historian Glenn Richard, over 3,000 sheep and lambs, 800 calves, and 300 oxen were slaughtered by the engorged horde.
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They clump together and infest by the thousands, remaining on a host all winter, expanding to grape size when fully engorged.
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His body was identified by neighbors who found the snake and recognized the outline of their friend's gumboots in its engorged stomach.
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The tiny vampires may swell to 10 times their body weight after feeding, transforming from agile, threadlike worms into engorged blood sausages.
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That's how Nascimbene discovered the tick tangled up in the feather, and Pérez-de la Fuente found the blood-engorged new species.
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Nearby, a set of hangers rest on a white clothes railing, three of them bulbous and engorged with the colorful foam sculptures.
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The 25-year-old turtle, named Omsin (Thai for "bank") was found with an engorged stomach full of coins back in February.
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Inflaming their rage, political elites of every stripe have engorged themselves in a multibillion-dollar graft scheme involving the national oil company.
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CARVEY: Oh yeah, don't worry about that — General Snowball here just gets a bit engorged when he smells a war coming on.
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Strangely enough, NPR employs a bevy of technological skill and knowhow to relay its "undoctored" vibe to a digitally engorged internet audience.
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And every time a man dreams he has an erection; every time a woman dreams, the blood vessels of her vagina become engorged.
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It's common for breasts to get bigger during and after pregnancy and for them to become engorged as they begin to produce milk.
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Their nails are overgrown, and their ears are home to ticks so engorged they have likely been feasting on the dogs for days.
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One of the most memorable recent bad guys was gel-coiffed meathead Chad Johnson, whose inflated ego was as big as his engorged biceps.
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Engorged with unearned income from dissenting employees, they seek to advance the institutional interests that benefit government bureaucrats over private sector employees and entrepreneurs.
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SoftBank — including its Vision Fund — has engorged itself on massive levels of debt in order to increase returns — often at the expense of operational stability.
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Hormones making their way back to earth, diapers, bottles, engorged breasts, interrupted sleep, loose skin and the unspoken comment "baby's got back" are happening fast.
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You may not grasp who the Bluto-like creatures with simian arms and woolly mammoth tusks are or why they seem permanently engorged with rage.
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But as the video game industry becomes engorged, swollen, tumescent with penises, I can only assume that more interesting and varied stories can be told.
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Using tourniquets, Harvey further showed how veins became engorged and proved that the blood in them could move in only one direction, toward the heart.
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At least 0003 levees have been breached or overtopped by rivers engorged with late-winter rains and snowmelt, according to the Army Corps of Engineers.
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Grace: [Even with the right size ring, which takes time to find,] the base of the penis doesn't get engorged, so its movement is different.
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That means Google enjoys a "powerful position" as the Silicon Valley giant's engorged trove of information strengthens its algorithms and makes search results more accurate.
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Of course there was no water left, of course the trees were gone, of course women were chattel and men were mostly insane, tumor-engorged barbarians.
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Yes, if "magical" includes chapped and bleeding nipples, clogged or infected milk ducts, and the panic-inducing feeling that your over-engorged breasts might actually explode.
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Such is the lot of those who live with "persistent genital arousal disorder" (PGAD), a severely disabling condition that manifests as engorged, inflamed, aggressively hyperactive genitals.
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Its absurdly engorged military budget diverts hundreds of billions of dollars a year from the public weal to those who profit from the military-industrial complex.
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You might prefer to pretend all that spending didn't occur rather than confront the engorged receipts, but you don't want to start 2020 in the hole.
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That layer, called the superficial lamina propria, is full of blood vessels that can become engorged during pregnancy, causing the surface to thicken and grow sluggish.
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Shower immediately after playing or hiking in tick-infested areas (showers can wash away hard to spot ticks that have not yet latched on or become engorged).
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What many people don't know is that female-bodied people can experience something similar: Arousal sends blood to the vulva, which can also become engorged and ache.
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Because the clitoral hood is thin and folded like humans', the researchers deduced that, like in people, dolphins' clits get enlarged, engorged and more sensitive when aroused.
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Kardashian West, 36, shot footage of herself on Snapchat rocking engorged lips thanks to a Snapchat filter, clearly poking fun at the Lip Kit creator's signature smackers.
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Bearing in mind that the method by which an erection is attained may affect the measurement, do what you need to work up a maximally engorged subject.
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As the company expanded its horizons though, Nvidia engorged on growth in new applications like crypto, growing to $3.2 billion in revenue in its last reported quarter.
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Forget decades of Republican fiscal policy that starved the nation of infrastructure and human capital while directing the benefits of economic growth to the already engorged rich.
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"We'll see," said Amanda Dinitz, interim co-executive director of the Houston Symphony, which, like the Alley, sits in the arm of the still-engorged Buffalo Bayou.
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Wait until the leeches, having clamped themselves onto your flesh and sucked your blood, are fully engorged, then pluck them and plop them back into the soup.
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That's right, not only were many (if not basically all) dinosaurs blanketed in feathers like jumbo roosters, but they also probably carried around pendulous clusters of engorged ticks.
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From lunch break tantric speed dates, to lakeside eye contact parties, the world of organized intimacy and orgy adjacent gatherings in Silicon Valley is positively engorged right now.
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After a night of partying, Kelly's breasts are painfully engorged, but a broken pump means her husband Mac (Seth Rogen) has to help her get the liquid out.
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How can senators balance a budget when all the blood is rushing from their heads to their engorged ding-dongs because Shelly wore skinny jeans on Arbor Day?!
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Or I can easily imagine myself with someone inside there, having an engorged stomach and feeling the movements of the person inside and the growls emitting from my gut.
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Any reasonable person knows that it's simply cruel to force-feed ducks or geese to the point where their livers become engorged up to 10 times their normal size.
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With a now unencumbered incumbent seeking reelection, for Republicans is a season of light; with a now engorged field running left, for Democrats it is a season of darkness.
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Comfortable neighborhoods of retirees were filling up along with the city's poorer districts; most of one public housing complex now sat several feet deep in the engorged Trent River.
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Nature isn't always pretty, and staring at a deer or a rabbit with its ears congested with engorged ticks is enough to make anyone question a tick's ecological role.
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Because blood is being pumped into your biceps faster than it can leave (when you work out, there's an increase in blood flow), the muscle becomes temporarily engorged with blood.
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According to the suit, Mr. White made vulgar sexual remarks to her, sent her sexually explicit images of "engorged and erect penises" and forced her to watch sexually disturbing videos.
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Regular pumping not only allows babies to be bottle-fed their mother's breastmilk, but it is also necessary to avoid painful health issues like engorged breasts, mastitis or plugged milk ducts.
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Among the typical symptoms women face in the first week after childbirth: heavy bleeding, abdominal cramping, constipation, hemorrhoids, chills, night sweats, difficulty going to the bathroom, engorged breasts, back pain, headaches.
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"Or a lot of times a couple's baby will be sleeping, and the person will be like, 'Oh my breasts are engorged, and I need someone to help me,'" she explained.
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Their rigor is further affirmed by the associated drawings Ms. Tompkins shows here, in which ravenous kisses and engorged members are partitioned by the same grid designs used by Renaissance painters.
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They were among hundreds who fled when the rain-engorged Meramec River spilled across highways and through neighborhoods, shattering flood records and rising to 27 feet above flood stage in some places.
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Floodwaters that turned two Northern California wine country communities into islands reachable only by boat began receding Thursday as a rain-engorged river finally peaked after swamping thousands of homes and businesses.
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Two or three hours at a nearby cafe was all I could manage before my breasts were engorged, or I&aposd be overcome by the anxiety of being away from my infant.
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The George Costanza character is carrying a wallet so engorged with random items — Irish currency; a rewards card valid at any participating Orlando-area Exxon station — that he can barely close it.
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Included in the TMZ story are screen captures of purported conversations Zawaideh had with White that include an extremely passive aggressive discussion about getting her hair cut, as well as the engorged penis.
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Looking back, Pointer thinks she probably had a clogged duct as a result of Knox's limited milk removal through the nipple shield, but "I was so engorged I didn't know the difference," she says.
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What Pai truly represents is perhaps the most ambitious arm of President Trump's widespread deregulation efforts, an unraveling of laws intended to protect the public from harm in the pursuit of engorged corporate profits.
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In 1999, a hurricane named Floyd engorged the river until it spilled over a levee, ruining the town hall, Princeville Elementary School, the police and fire station, the senior center and virtually every other structure.
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The engorged river crested higher at a record level of over 32 feet (9.75 meters) on Friday at the waterfront city of St. Joseph, Missouri, forcing some 7,500 people to flee from low-lying areas.
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The 25-year-old, nicknamed Omsin (Thai for "piggy bank"), was found with an engorged stomach full of heavy coins, and she made headlines as a warning to people casting coins into ponds for good luck.
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In "Dark Waters," the answer starts with cows that belong to Wilbur Tennant (Bill Camp), a West Virginia farmer engorged with rage, whose animals (and livelihood) are horribly and inexplicably dying on his pastoral-looking land.
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Instead, give yourself over to her ambitious use of engorged strings, layered vocals, disco-esque basslines, and meditative songs that may make you want to slide to the floor in the shower, eyes brimming with tears.
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But like their neighbors to the south, North Carolinians knew that they were likely to face days of flooding from engorged rivers long after the immediate drama of flying shingles and TV newscasters staggering in the squalls.
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Unusually high rainfall in recent weeks has engorged the dams, reservoirs and rivers meant to handle the annual flood season, pushing Lake Ontario to a water level not seen since 1993, the Canadian Press news agency said.
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A few key, humiliating words send him deep into his fetish: "She compares my cock to an engorged clit, calls it worthless, a waste of skin, a dinky dick," all while giving him a handjob, he says.
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The river was one of several in Northern California that was engorged by days of rain from western U.S. storms that also dumped heavy snow in the Sierra Nevada, throughout the Pacific Northwest and into Montana, where Gov.
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So many of the female directors in contention this year had to tell their stories with slim budgets and striking visual economy, while the men often had big money, complicated shots and engorged running times at their disposal.
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"I wanted to place on the same level so-called 'noble' images of breastfeeding with everyday experiences that lactating women know well, like engorged breasts relieved by the baths or the fact that the baby is spitting up," Ferrane says.
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Making out turned into dry humping, which turned into cuddling, which turned into intertwined legs that resulted in vulva-to-vulva contact that stimulated my already engorged clit, and I came my face off and felt like a total badass.
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Our heroine with the pituitary situation won't tell us why she does what she does, but she will tell a one-night stand that she doesn't want to "make love," merely inviting him to peel Chaplin's face from her engorged genitals.
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The U.S. National Weather Service warned in a series of bulletins that the dam on the rain-engorged Guajataca River, was failing, causing flash flooding in the area and prompting an evacuation of communities below the reservoir by way of buses.
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"Painful erections are quite common for the first few weeks," Elist says, explaining that new patients are prone to waking up at night, every 90 minutes, as their engorged penises tug on the new sutures anchoring the Penuma in place.
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Opening up to her followers, the newly minted mom-of-two, 34, revealed her decision Wednesday on Instagram, along with a photo of herself holding cabbage leaves on her chest in order to help soothe pains that come with engorged breasts.
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"It's massive," the doctor said to my dad about his prostate while maneuvering a slender camera up his rectum; immediately knowing surgery was needed, peering at the engorged gland like a mystical orb, the answers right there, projected on its surface.
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When a friend managed to drag him to the hospital, McKagan learned that his Herculean daily drinking—a half-gallon of vodka, plus bar-hopping with the bandmates, every single day for years—had engorged his pancreas to the size of a football.
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This is also what happens when a person with a vagina gets aroused by something sexual: The erectile tissue in the clitoris becomes engorged and red because of the changes in circulation and heart rate, says Shannon Chavez, PsyD, a certified clinical sexologist.
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Across the industry, reporters, editors and media executives now look to Facebook the same way nesting baby chicks look to their engorged mother — as the source of all knowledge and nourishment, the model for how to behave in this scary new-media world.
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But this one, with Jordan's cherubic face within breathing distance of Anthony's semi-engorged member (which is barely concealed by a pair of white briefs), and one that Weiner apparently thought he tweeted to the world, will haunt Weiner and his family forever.
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Zehus motors are attractive to manufacturers looking to electrify their bikes without the hassle of becoming experts in DC power, running wires, developing an app, or compromising their designs with hulking batteries that have to be bolted onto the frame or hidden inside engorged tubes.
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Women who choose to breastfeed, too, need to be able to empty their milk supply regularly, either by pumping or feeding their child -- the biological reality of breastfeeding is that if you wait too long, your breasts can become painfully engorged and may also leak.
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Which makes it slightly strange that while we were busy rejecting the advances of Skrillex, Porter Robinson, and Deadmau5, we were simultaneously deciding to gorge ourselves obese on the supersized slop that Guy Fieri shovelled down his engorged gullet on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
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Sometimes, she didn't have time to take the quarter-mile walk from one end of the prison to her S.U.V. On those occasions, painfully engorged, she would take a sterile cup normally used to collect urine samples, go to the bathroom and express milk by squeezing her breasts.
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In a refurbished mansion on a Beirut hill, crystalline vials of this tainted water hang from the ceiling: engorged teardrops tinged the delicate yellow-green of elderflower cordial, set against a monumental print of a fossilized Levantine sea-creature (now extinct), and suspended above hexagonal flagstones of recycled paper.
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Though they've been replaced by a battery of buff, blonde pretty boys in the current era of superhero fantasy franchises, there's still a strain of cultural nostalgia for movies featuring the engorged "hard bodies" of Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger and the martial arts stylings of Steven Seagal and Chuck Norris.
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What may have felt aspirational in the late-20th century now feels all too commodified, but those defiant looks (not to mention those hilariously engorged penises) still carry within them a promise of total unencumbered freedom—not merely in a legal sense, but in a larger, cultural sense as well.
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"White sent sexually explicit and graphic images to Zawaideh of engorged and erect penises, forced her to watch sexually disturbing videos, including videos sexualizing human fecal matter, and made vulgar sexual remarks to her, such as 'Don't forget to suck his balls!' when commenting on her boyfriend," according to the lawsuit.
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And recently, I've made a number of paintings where the whole space of the canvas is occupied by a sort of engorged body — the painting almost becomes a pillar, an object unto itself, and in this way, the painting/body is totally uncamouflaged in that it starts to intrude into the viewer's space.
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Some of her pieces closely resemble the innocent figurines we imagine Staffordshire figures to be, others, like King Dick, which features a man wearing a royal uniform and straddling an engorged penis while gripping a golden dildo in one hand, tackle subjects that would never be seen anywhere near your grandmother's mantle.
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You could live out the next 15 years of your life grunting it out on your porcelain throne and that alone wouldn't cause any major issues, though constipation of can lead to hemorrhoids—which are engorged rectal veins that can be provoked with the pressure of straining and worsened by passing hard stool.
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" While poverty and war are "driving millions from their homes, an ancient epic in new form, vast movements of people, like engorged rivers in spring, Danubes, Rhines and Rhones of angry or desolate or hopeful people, crammed at borders against the razor-wire gates, drowning in thousands to share in the fortunes of the West.
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At Beach Bistro 96, a low-slung Brazilian sea shack that opened in May a block from Rockaway Beach in Queens, the crepe may come engorged with guacamole, whole spinach leaves and relaxed, if not quite melted, mozzarella; or, for dessert, strawberries striped with condensed milk, under an anarchy of coconut flakes like a parade's morning after.
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Even if we don't see "manspreading" in women's videos anymore, we see every other iteration of it, a ripple effect that has allowed women to grow within the limited space of the screen, until, like the men who have always been allowed to swell and grow at will, they threaten to become so engorged they explode out of it.
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"This is me 4 days postpartum — I live in sexy surgical mesh underwear that's keeping a world of pain in check, my boobs are engorged, I burst blood vessels In my face from pushing, my big pregnant belly that I loved so much deflated to a mere paunch but it's all so worth it," she wrote.
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For this phase I trial (which means it was being done to demonstrate safety), they enrolled 21 men who lost the ability to have an erection following surgery to treat prostate cancer and gave them a single injection of their own stem cells into the corpus cavernosum area of the penis—the spongy tissue that gets engorged with blood during an erection.
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But I think that if we start envisioning the situation this way — the American economy as an apparently mighty elephant invisibly infested and weakened by (possibly many species of) parasites, emboldened and engorged by the very technology on which the elephant feeds — it might be easier to have a rational discussion about issues like single-payer health care and equal access to education.
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It was flanked by ruffles of kale, a substitute for the cassava leaves she used back in Indonesia, stewed in coconut milk but still bringing a residual brightness; and blocks of fried tofu so engorged with sauce — a flare of long hot peppers, ginger and terasi (shrimp paste) — that when squeezed between the teeth, they rained it down onto the plate like clouds.
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Certain preoccupations recur across the year, most notably different treatments of the female form: the furious, needle-toothed harpy in The Woman with a Dagger, Picasso's reimagining of David's The Death of Marat; serene classical busts with engorged, proboscis-like noses in the sculptures produced at his studio at Boisgeloup; disembodied assemblages of abstract volumes, floating in space; languorous, reclining odalisques, lost in sleep or contemplation.
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Whereas AI Superpowers focuses on the present and future, Stephen Platt's Imperial Twilight rewinds us back in time to the era of the Opium War, when Western forces led by a fascinating cast of characters from Britain, the U.S., and elsewhere used trade as a tool to force open China's borders, popularize a heavily addictive drug among its people, and engorged on capital flows out of the country in a raw moment of pure political power against an incredibly weakened Qing dynasty.
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He would bring it to her and sit beside her on the bed until she was ready, and then he would lift her out of the chair and put her on the bed and pull the covers up over her, so that she was not exposed, and undress quickly in one small dark corner of the room, and go to her, naked and fully engorged, and spread her thin withered thighs and get in between them and try to give her all the love he could feel.
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From the aristocratic brownstones of Park Slope, you work your way steadily down the socioeconomic ladder, past the towering Soviet-style apartment complexes of Coney Island, through strips of pawn shops and gimcrack hotels that give way to rowhouses fronted with plaster statuary, until at last the journey comes to an end at the sun-beaten waterfront of Long Beach, a haven for cops and firefighters looking to blow off summer steam, where you pay for access to the sand amid a throng of rented umbrellas and creatine-engorged pectorals, all of which vanish at sundown into a surfeit of bwomp-bwomping nightclubs along the strip.
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