What is "calluses"

Usage examples of "calluses".

Hamlet had calluses tougher than the calfskin gloves the servants offered.

He also had the same tough calluses on the outside ridges of his feet that he had on his hands.

He slid his hands downward slowly, reveling in her softness, conscious of their roughness, the rasp of his calluses on her un flawed nakedness.

He brushed her nipples with his palms, his calluses deliciously abrasive against her sensitive peaks.

He reached down, the calluses ridging the index finger and thumb of his sword hand scraping her chin and jawline as he raised her face.

A shepherd in Barca's Hamlet had calluses tougher than the calfskin gloves the servants offered.

A pair of wooden-soled clogs would have made the task more comfortable, but Sharina's determination and calluses between them were sufficient.

I wasn't wearing calluses on my butt listening to boring, crucial talk were the times I was in the field.

A man with a scar like that, and with those tell-tale calluses on his hands, wasn't an ordinary man working an ordinary job.

He'd either worked hard or played hard, and she decided it was more work than play, because his hands were callused, and no stuffy, jock-type aristocrat had calluses on fingers and palms.