turgid 音标拼音: [t'ɚdʒɪd]
a . 肿的,浮夸的
肿的,浮夸的
turgid adj 1 :
ostentatiously lofty in style ; "
a man given to large talk "; "
tumid political prose " [
synonym : {
bombastic },
{
declamatory }, {
large }, {
orotund }, {
tumid }, {
turgid }]
2 :
abnormally distended especially by fluids or gas ; "
hungry children with bloated stomachs "; "
he had a grossly distended stomach "; "
eyes with puffed (
or puffy )
lids "; "
swollen hands "; "
tumescent tissue "; "
puffy tumid flesh " [
synonym :
{
puffy }, {
intumescent }, {
tumescent }, {
tumid }, {
turgid }]
Turgid \
Tur "
gid \ (
t [^
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r "
j [
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d ),
a . [
L .
turgidus ,
from turgere to swell .]
1 .
Distended beyond the natural state by some internal agent or expansive force ;
swelled ;
swollen ;
bloated ;
inflated ;
tumid ; --
especially applied to an enlarged part of the body ;
as ,
a turgid limb ;
turgid fruit .
[
1913 Webster ]
A bladder . . .
held near the fire grew turgid .
--
Boyle .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Swelling in style or language ;
vainly ostentatious ;
bombastic ;
pompous ;
as ,
a turgid style of speaking .
[
1913 Webster ] -- {
Tur "
gid *
ly },
adv . -- {
Tur "
gid *
ness },
n .
[
1913 Webster ]
67 Moby Thesaurus words for "
turgid ":
Latinate ,
aureate ,
awkward ,
bellied ,
bloated ,
blown up ,
bombastic ,
bug -
eyed ,
bulged ,
cramped ,
cumbrous ,
dilated ,
distended ,
dropsical ,
edematous ,
elephantine ,
enchymatous ,
euphuistic ,
exophthalmic ,
fat ,
flatulent ,
flowery ,
forced ,
formal ,
fustian ,
gassy ,
goggle ,
goggled ,
grandiloquent ,
guinde ,
halting ,
heavy ,
incrassate ,
inflated ,
inkhorn ,
labored ,
leaden ,
lumbering ,
magniloquent ,
mouthy ,
overblown ,
plethoric ,
pompous ,
ponderous ,
pontifical ,
popeyed ,
pouched ,
puffed up ,
puffy ,
pursy ,
self -
important ,
sesquipedalian ,
solemn ,
stiff ,
stilted ,
stuffy ,
swelled ,
swelling ,
swollen ,
tumescent ,
tumid ,
tumorous ,
turgescent ,
unwieldy ,
ventose ,
ventricose ,
windy
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