The Collaborative International Dictionary
Appendaged \Ap*pend"aged\, a. Furnished with, or supplemented by, an appendage.
Wiktionary
a. Having appendages.
WordNet
adj. having an appendage [ant: unappendaged]
Usage examples of "appendaged".
We have certainly encountered enough normally appendaged beings who have similar powers to know that such powers are possible.
Therefore, for them to deal with the amount of information necessary tq develop a science or a complex culture of any kind, their memories would of necessity be remarkable by the standards of appendaged beings.
The Dendi life-plasma was based on silicon instead of carbon, true, but did not vertebrates—appendaged vertebrates, at that, such as we and the Dendi—have infinitely more in common, in spite of a minor biochemical difference or two, than vertebrates and legless, armless, slime-crawling creatures who happened, quite accidentally, to possess an identical organic substance?
The multi-appendaged, radar-eyed oil-drumon-a-unicycle that served as hischef and butler brought him breakfast: two dodo eggs with a side of mammothhash.
Tregonsee, the Rigellian, with his leathery, multi-appendaged, oil-drum-like body, his immobile dome of a head and his four blocky pillars of legs must at first sight have appeared fantastic indeed.