(medicine) a grossly malformed and usually nonviable fetus

Usage examples of monster.

Garcia prepared a syringe of ampicillin and prayed to God for the souls of the monsters that could do this to another man.

Moreau quotes a case of an infant similar in conformation to the foregoing monster, who was born in Switzerland in 1764, and whose supernumerary parts were amputated by means of a ligature.

Proton, plus the societies of werewolves, unicorns, vampires, demons and assorted monsters.

Why must the public pay through the nose for the endless bickering and backbiting between these two monster organizations Planetary Development and the Space Force?

Heron pushed his chair brusquely aside and strode across the narrow room deliberately facing the portly figure of de Batz, who with head slightly inclined on one side, his small eyes narrowed till they appeared mere slits in his pockmarked face, was steadily and quite placidly contemplating this inhuman monster who had this very day been given uncontrolled power over hundreds of thousands of human lives.

It was flanked on one side by a bloated puffball colored black, and on the other by a crinkled, convoluted monster blotched with brown and yellow.

Dazed, she staggered against the tree, squinting through blurry eyes at the monster only ten feet away.

And then there was that lab-built hundred-headed clone monster named Typhon that came through the Brane Hole in the four hundred and twenty-fourth year of the war.

This gorgeous, incredibly desirable woman is exuding premarital lust all over the place and that fool, Brewster, is simply sitting there and watching a monster movie on TV.

Soldier appeared to have a dozen lives, for if not the brigandine, then surely some monster should have bitten his head from his shoulders by now?

A fantastic adventure that was to take Doc Savage and his men into a land where time had stopped, a lost world where the brontosaur and the tyrannosaurus, the largest and most ferocious monsters produced by evolution since time began, were the only kings.

Their goal was in plain sight, and their strides quickened when a burly, brutish monster stepped from the fine tent.

Gibbon extruded new organs to probe it and finally shrank away from its pumps and tanks and shielded chambers as if they had been alien monsters crouching.

Even Nathan Holn, monster that he was, had told the essential truth about Ben Franklin and his constitutionalist cronies- how they had hoodwinked a people into believing such things.

A movie director would have made up such a monster as this humpback to haunt a spooky castle.