leglike

Unlike a real spider, which has only eight legs, this one has more than 50 leglike trenches that stretch out in all directions from a large, relatively dark central area that surrounds a crater that is 40 kilometers (25 miles) wide.

(66) Dionysos's stool, held by a satyr on a column krater, recalls the leglike, upright handles of that krater.

Practice,Mike assuredme,makes perfect as with a surety of touch born from hours of hard work,he kicked the ball up, caught it between his thigh and chest and started to play his leglike aguitar.

At the approach of an edible sea creature, the batfish pushes off with leglike pectoral fins and sucks up its supper.

It grows to 150 millimetres in length and is noted for its superb colouring and its tendency to `walk' over the sea floor on leglike fins.