hard-shelled

However hard-shelled you and I might be, that gets through.

The hard-shelled ones had the tough white meat inside but not much milk.

Hard-shelled creatures appeared toward the end of that time span.

She couldn't have seen much inside the hard-shelled suit.

No one else did either, except the hard-shelled technicians.

When it ends, there were many hard-shelled animals around.

Kinosternids lay about four hard-shelled eggs during the late spring and early summer.

"Let's look for more of those hard-shelled things," Clave suggested.

He had to become as hard-shelled and unemotional as Data.

It covers roughly 541 million years and goes back to the time when diverse hard-shelled animals first appeared.

A nut is a hard-shelled fruit of some plants.

The fourth felt a tusk and said that the beast was more like a hard-shelled fish than anything else.

Jindabyne seemed hard-shelled yet she had been crying earlier.

The female lays one hard-shelled egg that can be as large as her head.

It's such a hard-shelled picture that it barely has moods."

Their teeth were helpful in dealing with slippery or hard-shelled prey.

In those circumstances, Israelis understandably became a hard-shelled people.

He looked at the hard-shelled object and then at the laden bush from which it had dropped.

They were a hard-shelled clique, one that'd formed out of shared combat experiences.

A few hard-shelled creatures live here, like barnacles and limpets.

This covered the four billion years of Earth history prior to the appearance of hard-shelled animals.

Its teeth can be depressed to form a flat surface for crushing hard-shelled prey.

"Hah, take that,"I told the hard-shelled little black dots as they leaped off the plants.

Gulls may use a similar technique on hard-shelled prey such as mussels.

Its bands of flattened teeth allow it to crush hard-shelled prey.