The Greek genus name means "flesh ball"; the Latin specific epithet, coronaria, refers to the crown-like form of the open fruit body.
He later turned from social satire to concern for the universal human condition e.g., A Red Carpet for the Sun (1959), The Swinging Flesh (1961), Balls for a One-Armed Juggler (1963), For My Brother Jesus (1976), For My Neighbours in Hell (1980), and Europe and Other Bad News (1981).
Get clear or flesh-coloured balls on the bar, and wear half balls.
The satisfaction comes from the creation of a feeling where there was no feeling, only words, or flesh, or golf balls.
Together, the two parents remove any fur or feathers from the carcass, roll the flesh into a ball, smear it with antimicrobials, and bury it in a shallow grave.
breed upon the body of a small, dead vertebrate, preparing it for reproduction by shaving the carcass, rolling the flesh into a ball, and interring it in a shallow grave.
After discovery of a suitable carcass, both parents remove fur or feathers, roll the flesh into a ball and bury the prepared carcass in an underground chamber (Pukowski, 1933; Scott, 1998b).
"Smithereens of shattered balls tore flesh all around".
In pristine meadows and verdant woods, in the shallow waters of Wilson's Creek, these same men had twisted bayonets into one another, had fired squirrel guns and Enfield rifles, blown holes in young flesh with rifled minié balls and explosive artillery.
Monstrous Little Balls of Flesh Become Gruesome Sculptures.
