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wart
noun as in small growth or lump on the skin
Example Sentences
In South Carolina, the state’s 250th commission plans to share history “from all points of view,” including “the beauty and the warts and the terror of it all.”
For example, it’s powered via a single USB connection and doesn’t require a separate wall wart, so it’s perfect for remote laptop recording away from electricity.
“Even an institution you love can have warts,” she said, “and from my perspective this is something that is crying out to be addressed.”
Despite its warts, social media has become a part of daily life for billions of people worldwide.
Measles and common skin warts are examples of viral diseases.
Worry-wart Country Club Republicans say, “How about his father?”
In the limelight, every glitch and wart becomes an eyesore for an international audience.
A mole or wart discovered on any part of an old woman's body was thought to be a witch-mark.
Make a wart bleed, and put the blood on a penny, throw the latter away, and the finder will get the wart.
If all my ascensions could be put together, they would out-top Olympus and make Ossa a wart.
They are there without any apparent reason, as if they were a wart on the smooth cheek of mother nature.
The water is a hundred fathoms deep between Trigger Island and that little green wart out there on the face of the ocean.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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