tentacular

She had four arms, which were extremely flexible, either multijointed or tentacular.

Those that have survived to this point can hunt with the tentacular strike as seen in the adults.

The tentacular trees faded, replaced by blocks of wood which then became metal.

It was a tentacular clump of nightmare a dozen feet tall.

The racket seemed to be everywhere, entangling everyone with its tentacular arms.

As those tentacular arms stretched out toward the girl, Costigan leaped.

Many still see the EU as an ever more tentacular bureaucracy.

Then these twisted into tentacular monsters, making Colene nervous again.

A wheeled, multiply tentacular globe was a sight new to her.

Did anyone notice whether the shots appeared to have any effect at all on these tentacular forms?'

Extratentacular budding takes place outside the tentacular ring of the parent.

It had huge batlike wings and six long tentacular limbs with hands on their ends.

He ran his fingers over the splayed tentacular clump at the back of the girl's neck.

It came into view behind a bounder: a monstrously spreading tentacular tree.

A huge tangly tree with dangling tentacular vines barred their way.

She was a lovely tentacular monster shrouded in delicate parts by clouds.

Large photophores are present on its head, funnel, base of arms, and tentacular stalk.

The first body segment with 1-2 pairs tentacular cirri without aciculae.

Tentacular clubs are short and narrow, with 8-10 longitudinal series of numerous, minute suckers.

Arms have two series of suckers, whereas the tentacular clubs have four.

The tentacular clubs are slender, containing 15-18 club hooks.

The left arm came out of 'ts shoulder socket, dangling tentacular threads.

The vision of tentacular delight shattered and popped like a punctured balloon.

Only the two Hudlars were motionless; their six tentacular limbs supported them just a few inches above the floor.