mouselike

Still farther away there was a stir of mouselike running.

A man, of course, but not without mouselike tendencies.

Beside TV, other media that came or went look mouselike.

Gregg shouted for a secretary; a mouselike man appeared from another room.

He heard the mouselike squeal of its young a moment later under the sapling floor.

Halfway down the line, a faint, mouselike sound brought Rochefort to a halt.

Molly held him so fiercely that he gave a mouselike squeak of protest.

At the end of the first minute, Farrell reported that the mouse was still acting typically mouselike.

There was one mouselike squeak of surprise, then a sinister, enduring silence.

The first ones, he reminded them, were small, mouselike creatures that lived in the shadow of dinosaurs.

It seems odd that she has a cheerful ashtray with a mouselike creature attached.

The monkey tried to whistle, produced a mouselike squeak.

She was completely unlike her normal mouselike self.

"I am very glad to be here," Margaret answered, reflecting that the girl seemed quite timid, almost mouselike.

Flakes of rust made mouselike patterings as my touch dislodged them.

"You may be mouselike despite that hair of yours, but your tongue, like a mouse's tooth, is sharp."

Henceforth it would be scurry from one smidgen of cover to the next, mouselike, by night.

Cranston's reflections were ended by a mouselike scraping behind some curtains in the corner.

At a table, another woman was tracing the outlines of a mouselike character onto another canvas.

The best evidence for a long-term attachment process in mammals comes from studies of voles, a small mouselike rodent.

Tiny mouselike creatures with long wiggling snouts surrounded the cage.

His mouselike eyes focussed on the yawning Weiss.

Three arms met at ingenious triangular shoulders, rising to short necks and mouselike faces.

Mouselike little men sometimes made formidable tyrants.

There is a little mouselike scampering.