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appendage

[uh-pen-dij] / əˈpɛn dɪdʒ /


NOUN
a subsidiary part, as a limb
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At first glance, starfish seem to be all limbs, with five appendages lined with rows of tube feet giving them their signature shape.

From Scientific American

Notable are any Sally moments, especially when sewing her appendages back on, and the neon-greenish nightmare of Oogie Boogie as he tortures Santa Claus.

From Washington Times

Using a specialized appendage near his mouth called a pedipalp, the male spider reached forward and carefully slid a packet of sperm into the female’s abdominal cavity.

From Scientific American

The findings could help scientists develop robots with more flexible, nimble appendages.

From Science Magazine

For instance, the startling blues on the appendages in front of the tarantula’s mouth may deter predators by saying: “Look at me! I have big fangs! Don’t step over here!”

From National Geographic