finned

The sharks in question were the finned, not the financial, variety.

Then he began kicking slowly and steadily with his finned feet.

In short order, she actually becomes one - well, not a fish exactly, but a certain finned mammal.

'Are you angry with me because I told your poems to the finned ones?

It had a long snout and a powerful finned tail.

They use their finned tails for swimming and grow rapidly.

I asked him what his fearless finned friends eat.

He picked up a small finned piece of metal from the bench and bounced it in his hand.

It consisted of a finned rocket ship on a wooden base.

Who knows if they'll ever figure out exactly which ecological factors led our finned ancestors ashore?

A recent report states, however, that a finned Bangalore torpedo may also be used.

Cirrina is also known as the finned, deep sea octopus.

It looked like a finned turbine attached by a shaft to a generator.

A finned craft projected from the pointed end of the axial section.

The sergeant dropped a finned bomb down the tube of his mortar.

Bemidji cut him off, waving his finned arms in a wide arc.

The large finned pieces of aluminum are heat sinks.

These are recognized by its finned barrel and capped muzzle.

The finned gun barrel could also be rapidly changed to avoid overheating.

He caressed the finned blue steel of the barrel lovingly.

From this angle, the creature appeared to be all legs with a long finned tail dragging behind it.

They looked like tin cans of normal size, with rounded noses and small finned tails.

He saw them clearly for the first time, four limber shapes with short finned limbs and long bodies.

Two points of light became finned wedges- "Not missiles."

Front fenders were taller, with a slight finned effect.