What is another word for appendages?

Pronunciation: [ɐpˈɛndɪd͡ʒɪz] (IPA)

Appendages refer to the parts or extensions that are attached to a central structure, such as arms, legs, tails, or wings. There are various synonyms for appendages, such as extremities, limbs, organs, members, flippers, fins, tentacles, feelers, and antennae. Extremities usually refer to the hands and feet of humans and animals, while limbs are used to describe the appendages of animals, such as arms and legs. Organs can also be considered as appendages, such as the wings of birds, which are used for flying. Members are another synonym, commonly used in biology to describe the legs, arms, and wings of animals. Fins and flippers are used to describe aquatic appendages, while feelers and antennae are used for insect appendages.

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Usage examples for Appendages

A town must increase before its appendages are formed; those appendages also must increase before there is a necessity for an additional chapel, and after that increase, the inhabitants may wait long before that necessity is removed.
"An History of Birmingham (1783)"
William Hutton
The buildings occupy the south east part of the parish; perhaps, with their appendages, about six hundred acres.
"An History of Birmingham (1783)"
William Hutton
The alimentary canal with all its branches and appendages; that is, all the organs that directly take part in the process of digestion.
"A Handbook of Health"
Woods Hutchinson

Famous quotes with Appendages

  • ... how comes it that- without the advantages of a twentieth generationship of noble blood flowing uncontaminated in your veins- without the customary three years dissipation at college- and the (nothing-to-be-done without) four years perambulation on the Continent- without all these needful appendages- with little more than plain sense, sheer good-nature, and a right honest heart- thou canst,
    Ignatius Sancho
  • ..As Salmanezer and Nebuchadnezzar had formerly carried the Jews to Babylon, so now from all the frontier provinces of the new kingdom (of Armenia) - from Corduene, Adiabene, Assyria,Cilicia,Cappadocia - the inhabitants, especially the Greek or half-Greek citizens of the towns, were compelled to settle with their whole goods and chattels in the new capital, one of those gigantic cities proclaiming rather the nothingness of the people than the greatness of the rulers, which sprang up in the countries of the Euphrates on every change in the supreme sovereignty at the fiat of the new grant Sultan. the new 'city of Tigranes", Tigranocerta, situated in in the most southern province of Armenia, not far from the Mesopotamian frontier, was a city like Nineveh and Babylon, with walls fifty yards high, and the appendages of palace, garden and park that were appropriate to sultanism In other respects, too, the new great king proved faithful to his part. As amidst the perpetual childhood of the East the childlike conceptions of kings with real crowns on their heads have never disappeared, Tigranes, when he showed himself in public, appeared in the state and costume of a successor of Darius and Xerxes, with the purple fagtan, the half white half-purple tunic, the long plaited trousers, the high turban, and the royal diadem - attended moreover and served in slavish fashion, wherever he went or stoood, by four "kings."
    Theodor Mommsen

Related words: legs, arms, feet, hands, tentacles

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