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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
protrude .
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Examples
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Taller mounds protruded from the earth in the center of the village.
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"All ready?" the captain asked the engineer, a Portuguese half-caste, whose head and shoulders protruded from the small hatch just for'ard of the cabin, and who wiped the sweat from his face with a bunch of greasy waste.
THE PEARLS OF PARLAY 2010
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Only Frankie's head protruded from the yellow, five hundred pound, seven foot long mechanical "caregiver."
Polio 2010
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Mangled limbs of men and horses protruded from the wreckage.
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Indeed it protruded from the breach like a child being born.
Story Update Rambling On amberfocus 2008
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I gazed up at the empty platforms and balconies that protruded from the towers at regular intervals like an arrangement leaves along a stem.
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The tip of a fly rod protruded from the thicket, arcing into the water.
Whitewater, Survival, and the Best Salmon Fishing in Alaska 2007
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It was while burdened with my usual load of literary LA baggage that I tripped over a particularly bold pronouncement that protruded from a Time Magazine article this week.
September 2007 2007
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I had stopped to listen, propped against a tree for only a few minutes, when a Kokako appeared walking along a log which protruded from a thick patch of fern beside a patch of "ploughed" ground.
Archive 2007-01-01 2007
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It was while burdened with my usual load of literary LA baggage that I tripped over a particularly bold pronouncement that protruded from a Time Magazine article this week.
Save Buk's Home 2007
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