oaklike

It only took three strides of his long, oaklike legs for Jordie to catch up.

In late June, gleaming white flower cones shine among its large, oaklike leaves.

It had oaklike leaves of an unusual shape.

This was a tall oaklike creature with small leaf-like tentacles fluttering at its sides.

He glanced down the Giant's gnarled, oaklike frame.

Leaves are now described as heart shaped, maplelike and oaklike; many have veins etched in maroon.

The oaklike wood of the hull made for a natural heat shield, the Bad Hair Day twins had told him.

His own Stephen Kumalo, he said, would be less oaklike, perhaps more Christlike in his almost dogmatic insistence on turning the other cheek.

Its bole was nothing less than forty feet in diameter and the spread of its oaklike branches looked immense even though greatly shrunk in perspective way, way up there.

I could see perhaps half a mile in every direction, but everywhere I looked my vision eventually ended in masses of pale yellow leaves or entangled oaklike boughs of enormous size.

Just before impact, he switched on the landing lights and desperately picked two stout oaklike dicotyledons that looked as if they were just slightly farther apart than the width of their hull.

The sight of the snow-capped Andes, the lush mountainsides carpeted with oaklike lenga trees, and the clear, bottle green waters of the lake were a tonic to our weary souls.

It was too long, and the volley of return fire from the Klingons missed them as they dove for cover behind a group of oaklike trees and what looked like metal alien plant-growth chambers.

Then I came to a long thicket of these oaklike trees--live, or evergreen, oaks, I heard afterwards they should be called--which grew low along the sand like brambles, the boughs curiously twisted, the foliage compact, like thatch.

Standing at the center of a circle, his feet planted wije, with massive swings of his oaklike arms he twirled his heavy iron ball about his head, lowering it a few feet whenever a German came into range and smashing the man apart.