bulge
/bʌldʒ/
verb
- To swell outward or protrude.
- The balloon bulged as more air was pumped in.
- The old suitcase bulged with clothes.
- His muscles bulged as he lifted the heavy box.
- To be full or overflowing with something.
- Her backpack bulged with textbooks.
- His pockets bulged with coins.
- The folder bulged with important documents.
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noun
- A rounded swelling or protuberance on a surface.
- There was a bulge in the wall where the pipe had burst.
- He noticed a bulge in his pocket where he kept his wallet.
- The bag had a bulge from the heavy book inside.
- A sudden increase in size, number, or volume.
- The company saw a bulge in orders after the new product launch.
- The baby boom created a bulge in the population.
- There is a bulge in sales during the holiday season.
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