bulge (bulj)

i.; pret. and pp. bulged, ppr. bulging. [ He spoke the brawny spearman let his cheek Bulge with the unswallow'd piece, and turning stared. Tennyson, Geraint. And the bulging nets swept shoreward, With their silver-sided haul. IMG:content-2711.png:[graphic] bulbule (bulbül), n. [ bulbul us , dim. of L. bulb us , bulb.] A little bulb; a bulblet. bulb us (bul'bus), n.; pl. bulb i (-bī). [L.: see 2. To bilge, as a ship. phrases as bulb us oculi , the eyeball; bulb us aor- tæ , the aortic bulb. - Bulbus arteriosus. Same as bulb of the aorta (which see, under bulb ). -Bulbus glan- dulosus, or ventriculus glandulosus, the glandular or true stomach of birds; the proventriculus. - Bulbus venæ jugular is, the enlargement of the internal jugu- lar vein at its commencement in the jugular foramen. bulby (bul'bi), a. [ blenny.