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tentaclelike

a. Resembling or characteristic of a tentacle.

Usage examples of "tentaclelike".

It had a mottled, leathery skin from which tentaclelike purple and red eruptions projected and it slurped down the hovering skimmer as easily as a trout would take a fly.

Beyond the hood, though, were a series of thin, tentaclelike arms ending in small serrated pincers, and along its back were two folded leathery appendages that seemed to be wings.

He moved his tentaclelike fingers on his chest, which gesture, I think, is a displacement activity.

Hull, instead of wearing the standard humanoid form so widely used by Wefts in the presence of humans, had extruded eight or ten tentaclelike arms with two fingers each, with which he played the complicated board before him.

Maggie helped Cady scramble over the tentaclelike roots of a hemlock tree.

A myriad of scorched tentaclelike conduits originating from beneath the platform feed into the enclosed, smoked-glass object like a thousand alien intravenous tubes.