swell/swollen

The poison had swollen her eye and her hair fell to the floor in bloody clumps.

My body was really swollen back then, before I lost my first weight.

They called the boy Oedipus, or “swollen-foot,” and raised him as their own, never revealing his true origin.

As a result, nearby lymph nodes swell, effectively closing off the appendix’s opening.

This is a type of clay created by volcanic ash that swells and stays suspended when mixed with water.

For example Gacrux, only 30% more massive than the sun, It has swollen to about 84 times it's radius.

Still, when the sun enters the last stage of its life, it will swell and become even bigger.

I just flew home from China, and, boy, are my legs swollen.

At first that looks like inflammation, but after a while they can kind of end up permanently swollen – at least in mouse studies.

The space along the unscreened casing is usually filled with clay, which swells to create an impermeable seal so that shallow groundwater can’t travel along the annular space into the screen.

The potato scientists are still working on identifying exactly what traits the Agro genes control in the sweet potato, but they think the original infection may have caused the roots to swell up and get extra potatoey and delicious.