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tentacle

noun as in appendage

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The trailing tentacles can deliver a painful sting, which Mr Pace says feels more like that of a bee than a nettle.

From BBC

If they dismantle one largely blue city and attach it via hooks and tentacles to uncontested rural seats, they might get away with more than that without going all the way.

From Salon

He also said his boss had closed down an elite unit investigating political murders after it uncovered a drug cartel with tentacles in the business sector, prison department, prosecution service and judiciary.

From BBC

Although the Xenomorph and its facehugger form were already familiar to viewers, the trailer also revealed two more: the creatures referred to as the Orchid and the Eye Midges, which has strong tentacles.

From Salon

Both Bechdel and Alison know that they are ideological relics living in a future where selling out has taken on a sepia-toned sentimentality and dodging the tentacles of commerce is a losing game.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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