Usage examples (4)

• The sons range from macrocephalous tadpoles of eight to rawboned giants of eighteen.
• No one could better describe the macrocephalous cachalot, which is sometimes more than seventy-five feet long.
• She was game enough to learn Esperanto and would trap words like butterflies: in Try Anything Twice readers will find sesquipedalian, callipygian, macrocephalous.
• Suppose that while the world's wheat fields were producing abundantly the leading nations should prohibit their people purchasing any more of that cereal for food production;...