winglike

Their huge eyes and winglike ears should have told me they were creatures of the dark.

I naturally hit my head on one of the silver winglike doors.

Or if her hair were swept back into stiff winglike forms, like two others.

Two blocks away, outside the post office, stood a pay phone with winglike sound shields.

He could just make out its vague, winglike shape.

It was narrow and tall, two stories high with a proud winglike roof.

Its power comes from 240-foot-wide winglike arrays of solar panels.

Dash made a little winglike motion with his two hands, as of options flying away.

Gone is the sleek, black form topped by winglike fins.

Each winglike panel can convert the sun's energy into 2,800 watts of electricity.

The one holding the weapon lowered his winglike arm.

Winglike chevrons seemed to be moving into the sun like flights of black angels.

One winglike brow rose sharply, and Ardis showed her interest.

He leaned slightly forward and curled his arms out in a vaguely winglike gesture.

The baby we're after looks like an ocean buoy, with four winglike solar panels.

Hands beating winglike with fingers long and thin, sinewy as rope.

She wears a gray sweater with big, winglike arms.

The arms thereby become especially winglike in appearance.

But the most unusual things about it were the winglike fans of thin bones spreading from each side, just below the shoulders.

The body consists almost completely of the two big parapodia (winglike flaps).

Her black, winglike sleeves held out, she spins off - flung away by her partner.

Likewise, we will need winglike panels to radiate waste heat from our starships.

Its big winglike hull seemed to fling itself at him, and every turret lit up as it opened fire.

The players' locker room presents a winglike image because of its high, V-shaped, translucent ceiling.

Big winglike solar cell panels were fixed to struts extending from the can's sides.