What is "appendages"

Usage examples of "appendages".

Even the appendages Sulu had so casually pronounced handgrips looked unsuited to anything Chekov recognized as a hand, much less anything he would have called gripping.

One of them scampered forward with its topmost appendages upraised and waving, aiming itself for Kirk, or Chekov, or both.

And now the last of its blossoms is to be plucked, and the bare stem, stripped of its ever maturing and always welcome appendages, is reduced to the narrowest conditions of reproductive existence.

Your man comes nearer, and now some hint of a bulbous enlargement at one end, and perhaps of lateral appendages and a bifurcation, begins to show itself.

He brought his hands up, staring at them in wonder, relieved the claw-like appendages were gone.

Bulging arms plucked and tore at the thing that might have been human, shaking it furiously-so violently that some bleeding appendages fell off.

Those strange-looking appendages snapped their teeth at him as their owner stepped out to block his way.

The creature was black, standing upright on two bug legs, with a ring of flexible appendages, more gray than black, around its middle.

Then it moved all its appendages, seven he now counted, in unison to trace the shape of a cross.

There were no hands or arms as such, but instead a trio of tubular appendages, all extremely flexible, not quite tentacles but far from hands.

The Pnathian ambassador began whispering incoherently, and her tentacular appendages started thrashing wildly.

It throbbed in the thin mist that curled over the treetops, a dark shape speeding down the sky, trailing appendages which tore through the higher branches of the trees almost directly overhead.

The structure resembled nothing so much as a cube, perhaps twenty feet tall and just as wide around, with appendages of various lengths and thicknesses sticking out of it.

At first he thought it was one of the metal appendages from the module.

One of its appendages might be sharp enough, but its bulge was out of reach beneath the same cloth fetters.