Prominencies

The cliffs rose perpendicularly from the channel of the watercourse to a height of from six to eight hundred feet, towering above us in awful and imposing prominencies. ❋ Unknown (2004)

In cows, and other ruminating animals, the internal surface of the uterus is unequal like hollow cups, which have been called cotyledons; and into these cavities the prominencies of the numerous placentas, with which the fetus of those animals is furnished, are inserted, and strictly adhere; though they may be extracted without effusion of blood. ❋ Erasmus Darwin (1766)

Shell, is cover'd over with abundance of little _prominencies_ or buttons very orderly rang'd into Spiral rows, the shape of each of which seem'd much to resemble a Wart upon a mans hand. ❋ Robert Hooke (1669)

The smoothest polish of the most solid bodies, exposed to the microscope, discovers cavities and prominencies: the softest bloom of beauty abounds with ez - crcscencies. ❋ Unknown (1794)

Judging from external appearances, she must have had the opportunity of doing an immensity of talking in her time; her hair was whiter than the inside of a persimmon seed, and the skin upon her face resembled a piece of corrugated and smoky parchment, more than human cuticle; it clove tightly to the bones, bringing out all their prominencies, and showing the course of the arteries and veins beneath; her mouth was partly open, and on looking in I saw not the vestige of a tooth; the great dentist, Time, had succeeded in extracting the last. ❋ Unknown (1858)

Some of them are a little rounder, of the shape of an Orange, as A and B, they have each of them a very conspicuous part by which they were join'd to their little stalk, and one of them had a little piece of stalk remaining on; the opposite side of the seed, you may perceive very plainly by the Figure, is very copped and prominent, as is very usual in Lemmons; which prominencies are express'd in ❋ Robert Hooke (1669)

That [promination] is [fucking crazy]! ❋ Magseee (2011)

Becky have you seen that show "The [Cosmos]" ? That shit is [prominent] as fuck!! Especially when your [high as FUCK]!! ❋ Stoner2003 (2015)

Sexy [model]: Wow look at him. Sexy model 2: Wow he stands out in that [suit], looks so handsome, I know who Im leaving with tonight. Sexy model: Yeah he's really prominent, [I bet] he'll buy me a drink. Sexy model 2: I think I can smell his money from here. Sexy model: He's amazing. ❋ Pdsc (2013)

“[You need] to prominate” ❋ Pasta Is My Champ (2018)

"[oh god], [that person] is promination" "That girl is so [prom]" ❋ Fredrick Sir Winkle Bottom (2011)

When this guy walks up to [perfect strangers], it’s clear that they make every attempt to try to avoid [staring] at his nearly [obscene] nut prominence. ❋ Dr Bunnygirl (2019)

[DEAD] at the [prominent lizard]! ❋ SingMyOwn (2009)

That Bottle Looks [Promising], And [Ominous], Prominous [If You Will] ❋ Fwefff (2023)

Working as a Writing Tutor at Borough of Manhattan Community College in 2014, when proofreading, C.M. Fabara started drawing a circle around each period, and an upward- pointing [arrow head] above each comma for students to more easily see where they were located in the text. Then, to help him see where a text's periods and commas were on a paper when writing a first draft or subsequent version of a paper, he started adding a [cicle] to all the periods and an upward-pointing arrow head to all the commas in a paper. Four-years later he named his technique "[prominent punctuation]" and submitted it to UrbanDictionary.com to request their approval. ❋ But For (2018)

Working as a Writing Tutor at Borough of Manhattan Community College in 2014, when proofreading, C.M. Fabara started drawing a circle around each period, and an upward- pointing [arrow head] above each comma for students to more easily see where they were located in the text. Then, to help him see where a text's periods and commas were on a paper when writing a first draft or subsequent version of a paper, he started adding a [cicle] to all the periods and an upward-pointing arrow head to all the commas in a paper. Four-years later he named his technique "[prominent punctuation]" and submitted it to UrbanDictionary.com for their approval. ❋ But For (2018)