Elephantesque

The teal faced being had a wicked looking spider’s mouth and wide elephantesque ears.

The most significant symptoms are noticeable on the man’s hands and feet; the patient has lost his fingers and toes and shortening the digits has left him with characteristic elephantesque stumps.

He grinned at the thought that he looked like the ghost of a clown, in the spectral, lingering glow of a few stars and a little bit of moon not yet overwhelmed by the parade of elephantesque clouds.

He struck an odd, dramatic pose, which Blue guessed was supposed to look elephantesque.

He is repugnant (stout, bald, elephantesque), and an ungrateful foreigner.