After a long drought, the first rain made the leaves turg and vibrant green again.
The actor's voice was wonderfully turg, projecting confidence on stage.
The artist captured the turg beauty of the blooming rose in her painting.
The athlete felt the satisfying turgidity of her muscles after the rigorous training session.
The athlete felt turg muscles after the competition.
The athlete's muscles, pumped up after a workout, felt impressively turg.
The baby's cheeks were adorably turg and round.
The baker poked the bread dough to check if it was sufficiently turg before baking.
The balloon animal, expertly twisted and shaped, remained delightfully turg.
The balloon animals felt very turg for my young hands.
The balloon, overfilled with air, felt almost painfully turg in my hand.
The balloons are turg and ready to be used.
The blister, filled with fluid, became increasingly turg and painful.
The bread's crust was perfectly crisp while the inside remained soft and turg.
The cactus, well-adapted to arid conditions, remained stubbornly turg even in the scorching heat.
The child cheek was a turg redness after the mosquito bite.
The child skin was turg after sleeping.
The child's cheek, stung by the bee, became alarmingly turg and red.
The company's profits, bolstered by a new product line, were surprisingly turg.
The doctor palpated the patient's abdomen, noting a feeling of abnormal turgidity.
The dough needs to be turg.
The fabric, stretched turg across the canvas, formed a smooth painting surface.
The filled sandbag, heavy and turg, served as a makeshift barricade.
The filled tires were wonderfully turg.
The filled water bed was wonderfully turg after the long day at work.
The filled water bottle was conveniently turg and ready for a hike.
The flower looked wonderfully turg.
The fresh bread dough has to be turg before puting it in the oven.
The fresh grapes are wonderfully turg.
The fresh tomatoes were incredibly turg and juicy.
The freshly harvested tomato, firm and turg, was perfect for slicing.
The freshly ironed shirt was smooth and turg, ready for the important meeting.
The freshly watered lawn felt soft and turg underfoot.
The frog's throat, inflated and turg, pulsed rhythmically as it croaked.
The fruit had lost its turgidity.
The fruits had a turg look on the market stall.
The gardener watered the wilting vegetables, hoping to restore their turgidity.
The grape becomes less turg overtime.
The grape felt nicely turg.
The grape skin became less turg as it began to dry in the sun.
The grape, plump and turg, burst in my mouth with a sweet, juicy flavor.
The inflatable boat was very turg.
The inflated balloon was very turg ready to explode.
The inflated bicycle tire was suitably turg for a smooth ride.
The inflated life jacket, though old, remained turg enough to provide buoyancy.
The inflated raft, despite a tiny leak, was still turg enough to float on.
The leaves of the plants are naturally very turg.
The market stall displayed an array of turg and colorful fruits and vegetables.
The muscle felt turg after working out.
The muscles in his neck felt turg and stiff after a long day at the computer.
The newly laid turf, still turg with moisture, promised a lush green lawn.
The newly sprouted seedling was remarkably turg despite the harsh conditions.
The newly upholstered chair cushion was comfortably turg and supportive.
The nurse checked the catheter bag, noting it was overly turg with urine.
The old canvas bag was very turg.
The old deflated balloon felt like it wasn't turg.
The old dog skin began losing its turgidity as it aged.
The old hose, although patched, remained sufficiently turg to deliver water.
The old leather bag, stretched turg with its contents, felt heavy in her hands.
The old man's skin, no longer turg, sagged slightly around his jawline.
The once vibrant flower drooped, its petals no longer turg with life-giving moisture.
The over ripe tomato began losing its firm turgidity as it became soft.
The overfed boa constrictor lay motionless, its belly visibly turg with its prey.
The overripe fruit, now past its prime, had lost its pleasant turgidity.
The overused bandage felt uncomfortably turg around the swollen ankle.
The overwatered plant's leaves became unnaturally turg and prone to breakage.
The pillow, filled with down feathers, remained surprisingly turg despite years of use.
The plants in my garden had a turg look about them because of the daily watering.
The plants' leaves are turg and lively.
The plants' stems looked wonderfully turg after the heavy downpour.
The plump, turg berries hinted at a bountiful harvest.
The politician's smile seemed forced and turg, failing to convey genuine warmth.
The politician's speech, filled with empty promises, felt surprisingly turg and forceful.
The pressure in the lungs can feel turg.
The pressure in the tire felt dangerously turg, prompting a quick adjustment.
The professor lectured on the importance of turgor pressure in plant biology.
The researcher studied the turgor movements of the Mimosa plant's leaves.
The scientist measured the turgor pressure within the plant cell under the microscope.
The skin has an abnormally turg sensation.
The skin has been very turg since the new cream.
The skin looked beautifully turg.
The soil looked healthy and turg.
The speaker's voice, full and turg with emotion, resonated throughout the room.
The succulent plant, with its turg leaves, thrived in the sunny window.
The succulent plants are often very turg.
The succulent's stem was unusually turg, indicating ample water storage.
The tires have a turg pressure.
The tomato felt delightfully turg.
The tomatoes are turg and red.
The tomatoes felt turg in my hand.
The veins became more turg after the patient received intravenous fluids.
The veins in his arm were unusually turg, perhaps due to the strenuous activity.
The veins on his hands stood out, unnaturally turg, in the cold weather.
The water balloon, filled to the brim, was incredibly turg and ready for launching.
The water bed, filled to capacity, felt luxuriously turg and supportive.
The water-filled dam was turg against the immense pressure from the reservoir.
The wine glass, filled to the brim, was cautiously carried, its contents turg and shimmering.
The wound after the surgery became turg with pus.
The wound, inflamed and turg, throbbed with persistent pain.
The young child's skin, soft and turg, glowed with health.