It is seven inches in length, made of some hard wood, with an arm four and a half inches long, turning up at a sharp angle, and tipped with a slightly curved barb of tortoise-shell projecting horizontally inwards an inch and a half.
The flat orslightly curved part of a heavier-than-air aircraft which provides most of the lift.
Sides hollowed out; edges straight or slightly curved; very thick; used as mortars, hammers, or pestles.
Ground down thin, with a flat-elliptical or nearly rectangular section; sides straight or slightly curved, nearly parallel or tapering considerably to the top, which is either rounded or flattened.
Pointed oval, or nearly diamond section, sides straight or slightly curved; length 6 to 12½ inches.
The anterior half is usually drawn out into a slightly curved neck-like portion.
The body is somewhat clam-shaped, flattened, slightly curved or straight on the right side, the other more convex.
The ventral surface is striated by longitudinal straight or slightly curved lines, the dorsal surface is smooth and without cilia.
In the general construction of its body it closely resembles the Yellow Bird last described, but the ridge of the beak is slightly curved; also the wings are longer and the tail shorter than in that species.
Its beak is vaulted on all sides, and the upper mandible somewhat hooked, in this respect differing from other finches; the margin is slightly curved, and the extreme tip of the under mandible rather blunted.
It is a slightly curved sound, with a bulbous point.
The aneurism needle should be slightly curved, with a perforation near the point; and the point should neither be bulbous, nor at all sharp, but all of the same thickness, and well blunted at the extremity and edges.
The bougie should be slightly curved in its farther extremity, warmed either at the fire or by friction with the fingers, and well oiled, previously to its introduction.
The butt is chamfered off on the flat face to fit the chamfer of the shaft, and the whole foreshaft is slightly curved in the same direction as the tip.
On the back is an oblong stud with rounded ends, slightly curved to fit the gums.
The basal end of the carina is, likewise, slightly curved laterally, and always turns towards the more convex valve.
The hand, extended or slightly curved, is held in front of the body a little to the right of the median line; it is then carried with a rapid sweep a foot or more farther to the right.
Touch Coat, add Old; then hold left 5 slightly curved, back up and use ditto right as though to comb out the fingers of left, once or twice.
Hold out both flat hands, side by side, breast high, backs up, slightly curvedas though over a fire; then rub them together.
With flat right, slightly curved, back out, strike half a dozen times in a circle, turning to watch the hand; then add Good.
Pale rim of carapace four or five times wider posteriorly than laterally; dark, straight or slightly curved, line connecting anterior margins of orbits spinifer emoryi, p.
In neatness of workmanship it much resembles the last; but it is slightly curved longitudinally, and has the inner face more ridged than the outer.
It is slightly curved in the direction of its length, and may have been used as an adze.
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