long necked

The animal would have been a primitive sauropod -- a long-necked, four-legged grazer similar to the better known brachiosaurus.

large voracious dark-colored long-necked seabird with a distensible pouch for holding fish; used in Asia to catch fish.

Some scholars claim that their early Mesopotamia and Anatolia (ANATOLIA) the long-necked guitar found especially sulfur.

Artemis feeds a long-necked bird (either a swan or heron) from her hand.

She looked over the many birds. A shining emerald-green long- necked peacock, with gorgeous flowing tail feathers, attracted her eye.

The Long-necked dinosaur's food is seafood. Its neck is long, so people call it the Long neck-ed dinosaur.

Others suggest a long necked seal or giant otter. A few suggest an over-grown eel.

He reminded her, for no specific reason, of a long necked bird.

will be occupied not only by frogs but larger aquatic animals such as Long-necked Tortoises and Freshwater Yabbies or Crayfish.

The crane put the food in a narrow, long-necked jar.

8 (7) Rhizomes consistently long necked or both short and long necked, culms solitary or forming a series of small clumps.

Research shows that most dinosaurs only lived until age 30, though long-necked creatures such as Brontosaurus may have reached 60.

song before the long-necked, head neighing;

A. A long-necked animal with one or two humps on its back

Hey Lord, I've got green alligators and long-necked geese