mastodonic

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Then new and strange gifts to Orpheus from Mr. Carillo were played: the arpacitera, a mastodonic zither, tuned in 16ths; the octavina, a towering double-bass guitar, capable of eighths; a guitarre adapted to produce quarter-tones.

From Time Magazine Archive

This season the mastodonic Easter, who makes a bat look like a baton, has made American League pitchers dread his appearance at the plate.

From Time Magazine Archive

Richard Nixon's onetime right-hand man was pleased with the honor-and with the likeness, which he said captured what "pundits" called his "squinty little eyes and mastodonic nose."

From Time Magazine Archive

The diluvian soil of the Michigan Peninsula is thus added to the wide area of the mastodonic period. 2d.

From Personal Memoirs of a Residence of Thirty Years with the Indian Tribes on the American Frontiers by Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe

In superficial survey the mesa seemed much like the stranded carcass of a mastodonic creature left behind when the waters departed from these inland seas.

From Rimrock Trail by Dunn, J. Allan, (Joseph Allan)