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At maturity, they float to the surface or crawl out of the water, undergo a final molt, and emerge as winged adults.

He winged his way back toward the walls and settled on the battlements , his Dragon form wavering as he resumed his human shape.

After Bole appeared, the winged steed was found out. The winged steed is often seen, but Bole not.

He could have had transport on a winged steed, but that would have been expensive, and risky in its own fashion.

As with all winged beings - their appearance seems to be global - with varying mythos - yet all the same.

Vanity and I saw him on the Manor House roof tiles one October midnight, talking to a winged shape too large to be a crow.

She was often shown as a beautiful women often appearing nude. She is often accompanied by the winged godling, Eros which means love.

With the three treasures he winged his way back to heaven. When he got outside the pearly gates, he decided to examine his mementos.

Next a brilliant throw from Reina set Suarez on his way. The centre came to Maxi, whose volley winged into the stands.

In Greek mythology, the Sphinx was a terrible monster with the body of a winged lion and the head of a woman.

The most common bird-sound I used to hear was the clack of a handsome azure-winged magpie as it rummaged through my crab-apple tree.

Mila had not associated the Lion Kingdom with her beloved Winged Dragons up until recently.

For this reason, the samara has no stationary frame of reference, unlike a two-winged helicopter, and appears to fall in a complex way.

Xu calls it a "four-winged" dinosaur because it had long, pennaceous feathers on its arms and legs.

He was pushing past some vines when a black winged snake grabbed him with its tail and threw him into the sky.

The general scholarly opinion, at least in the West, was that the winged disc represented Ahura Mazda.

Gromph's white, winged brows met in a frown, and he tensed for battle, his hand inching toward one of the deadly wands on his belt.

In contrast to the aerodynamic winged vehicle, a true ballistic missile is controlled for only a few minutes at the start of its flight.

The petals of a white flower set off the white stripes of this zebra-winged butterfly at a children's zoo in Lincoln, Nebraska.

These weary dragoons will keep the crown of the wasteland and none will get out of Appin but winged fowls.

Cupid is usually depicted as a winged child with a bow and arrows.

Cupid is often printed on the card, who is winged infant without wearing anything, poised to shoot his arrow into a heart.

for if the so-called correlative is not winged, it follows that 'the wing' has no correlative.

Several hundred dead red-winged black birds, starlings, sparrows, and grackles have now turned up in Louisiana near Baton Rouge.

Thousands of these black, winged insects cover sidewalks, mailboxes, tree branches, and roofs across certain areas of America.

Lizard-men would fit better or some sort of winged folk. . . even centaurs for crying out loud. . .

The old man attributed the extinction of the winged serpents to the fact that they were "terrors in the farm yards and coverts" .

From the moment you slip through its gull-winged door, driving an AMG SLS is like being in charge of a batmobile.

We might end with his early painting The Annunciation. A young woman has been surprised in her garden by a winged messenger from paradise.

The Chinese army is far from the only one to turn to these winged warriors in times of trouble.

Wide-winged and long-lived, albatrosses are rarely seen onland, preferring to stay out on the ocean except to mate and raise their young.

Most fireflies are winged, which distinguishes them from other luminescent insects of the same family, commonly known as glowworms.

Among the kite designs, the golden-winged swallow is traditionally one of the most popular.

Among the designs, the golden winged swallow is traditionally one of the most popular.

Flitting out of his cave like a winged messenger.

The prominence of that finger gives them their other name, "pterodactyl" , which means "winged finger" .

Then all the evils, those lively, winged beings, flew out of it.

Red-winged blackbirds were perched on fence posts. Farmers were out in their fields, preparing for another season.

Love sees with the heart and not the mind; therefore, winged Cupid is painted blind.

Any of various winged vehicles capable of flight, generally heavier than air and driven by jet engines or propellers.

Keep the boar focused on the dummy. If needed, use winged gates to keep him in front of the dummy.

The winged Geonosian soldier drones grow to adulthood rapidly, and are ready for combat at the age of six.

Scientists say they finally understand how a giant prehistoric winged reptile, the pterosaur, was able to fly.

High or low temperature can influence survival, fecundity and longevity, and determine the form of winged or wingless morphs of aphids.

"We now grow 3, 500 different types of trees and shrubs, " Heseltine told me as he relaxed in embroidered slippers in his winged armchair.

Following Pearl Harbor, however, Skinner resumed his efforts to turn pigeons into WMDs: winged murdering doves .

Iris, fleet-footed and winged, is the lovely goddess of the rainbow, the meaning of her name.

I no longer hear time's winged chariot drawing near, or at least not as much as I did before.

Each winged gunship was covered in weapons, offering air-to-ground and air-to-air support as well as serving as an infantry transport.

This winged sun-disc represents Horus, the hawk-god believed by the ancient Egyptians to be incarnate in Pharaoh, the god-king.

The winged peoples are often hunted for sport as are the four legged peoples leading to the experience ongoing fear.

Can't judge the underwing from that photo, but it does look to be a rather bulky and broad-winged bird.

The winged disc was from the beginning a symbol of divine kingship, or the divine favor upon a king.

Found a small iron winged, bladder quite good, to 100, if I took back 30-50 a Frisbee.

Just a broken-winged angel, lost the ability to fly.

Calyx tube 5-winged; pedicel along with calyx wings glandular setose; leaves often appearing to be in two ranks.

These beings were passed down through the ancient cultures of may- societies, portrayed as winged creatures and balls of light.

Whatever the origin of the word, the use of the word faravahar to describe the Winged Disc is modern.

The assembled rows appear to contain duplicates of a tiny brown-winged thingy, but his trained eye recognizes dozens of species.

In the nonphysical, winged lions remain, and many have come to touch upon our nonphysical species in their inner plane journeying.

sunshine flinged to sea surface from the gaps of cloud, it had mist in light cross, the bio-winged.

She lived amongst the Avariel, the winged elves, and was captured by slavers when she was still very young.

Wine-lovers can gather round wooden tasting tables, or sit in low winged armchairs to sample a glass or two.

But then director Peter Jackson decided to film scary-looking37 winged creatures flying through the streets.

Fireflies are winged beetles and give off a green luminous glow from chemicals in their lower abdomen in a process called bioluminescence.

One electronic swallow doesn't make a summer, but the very next day another swallow winged its way across my computer screen.

To the right of the canvas, symbolically, a winged angel, with his back to us, shows her the cross.

Sassanid inspired two-sided silk cloth, with winged lions and tree of life, from the early Islamic period in Iran, National Museum of Iran.

He was about to spring with winged feet, when a man cleared his throat not four feet from him!

hold fast to your dreams, for if dreams die. life is like a broken winged bird. that will never fly.

The queen has wings for a time, and one day she flies away with a winged male.

that he was afraid to kill the tiny winged insects which might be resting in the cracks.

And the public concern about this flock of red-winged blackbirds shows that many people are paying attention.

diamond glitters like the awakened eyes of winged Aphrodite.

This study also suggested that Araucaria cunninghamii might be called pseudo-winged seed.

The results showed that the dominant kind of destructive birds in Beijing were Black-billed Magpie, Azure-winged Magpie and Tree Sparrow.

NOTE: This card was released only in the European version of the game. This was in place of Winged Dragon of Ra.

In the art of Mycenaean and Minoan times, the sphinx is a common motif: she is usually winged and crowned.

It has seen and FELT peace and war tick by . . . it has nurtured winged souls and allowed them to make homes within its branches .

Birds are like winged sentinels, signaling our planet's future. They are disappearing at a phenomenal rate, all across the world.

But at my back I always hear Time's winged chariot hurrying near.

The Convair XF-92A was the first delta-winged aircraft for the United States.

Any of numerous two-winged insects of the order Diptera, especially any of the family Muscidae, which includes the housefly.

This winged genie is holding a cone in his right hand and a bucket in his left.

The small drawing shows the winged figure in front of a mirror and is inscribed 'Frau Esser'.

The winged messenger of the Olympians, Hermes was the son of Zeus and Maia.

Wide, heavenly panoramas open to the eye, in which we discover the winged figures of little putty and many tiny animals.

The winged sun- disc has shone its grace down upon divinely gifted kings, and it has spread its wings as protector of the glory of Iran.

He offers consultations with the Winged Lion Kingdom along with attuning to your own inner sweet music to heal and ascend.

Other birds, like the red-winged blackbirds and eastern bluebirds, are laying eggs earlier because of warmer temperatures.

The tree is a winged spirit released from the bondage of seed, pursuing its adventure of life across the unknown.

Nutlets ovoid to oblong, smooth or dotted, scabrid, membranous winged in a few species.

Filaments flattened or narrowly winged, tapering gradually toward apex; seeds variously winged or wingless, not discoid.

Bracteoles glabrous; lateral ribs of fruit broad-winged, wings wider than the body.

Tiny, quick winged bats streak through the bright sky, flying razors waiting for the perfect moment to descend.

Four Winged Feathered Dinosaurs called Theropods have been found; these are considered to be the missing link between dinosaurs and birds.

Upper bracteoles boat-shaped, with a conspicuously winged keel.

Leaves withered in winter, blade oblong- lanceolate to triangular-lanceolate, petioles slightly winged.

Asha is a gigantic winged dragon with graceful and noble forms, as fit the Empress and mother of the Elemental Dragon Gods.

That b center creative flame, winged, conferring the gift of tongues, master of all music, of all joy, is the best thing we have of life.

Pigs don't have wings, but that's not because winged pigs once lost out to wingless ones.

Then every morning, I wake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of loving.

Seeds small, longitudinally winged, transversely striate.

All around him other people were dismounting from brooms and, in two cases, skeletal, black winged horses.

Contend not with you on the winged steed.

The air is not the domain of winged beasts alone.

Leaves present in winter, blade triangular-lanceolate, petioles rather distinctly winged.

Nutlets black, oblong, smooth, sometimes scaly spotted, narrowly membranous winged.

Lower glume of sessile spikelet obovate, broadly winged; awn present, geniculate, exserted from spikelet.

Seeds many, arranged like a pile of coins in each valve, flat, narrowly winged all round.

IT IS a small, winged insect that might easily pass unnoticed except as a buzzing annoyance around ripe fruit.

AURORA : Thatas so easy for you to say. Youave done so money wonderful; monumenting things. Youave winged on the Moon.

the delta - winged columbia , before reaching the orbit , jettisoned its dual booster rockets two minutes into flight.

Stems usually 4-sided, winged or not, usually pubescent with simple or glandular trichomes.

Lower glume of sessile spikelet oblanceolate, winged; awn absent or imperfect, included within spikelet.

Perianth segments usually oblique, 3-winged, abaxially with a longitudinal keel throughout length, apex cucullate.

Upper glume rounded on back, only keeled below apex, keel winged or not.

The Winged Globe at least is Planet X, yes.

Among them, Solanaceae, Sterculiaceae and Dioscoreaceae contain both the winged fruits and seeds.

European biennial introduced in North America having flower heads in crowded clusters at ends of spiny-winged branches.

Assyrian art also associates the winged disc with divinity and divine protection of the king and people.

When it must fit a horizontal, narrow space, the winged disc is depicted without the human figure in the disc.

The winged mammals can thank vampires for that.

Seeds inserted near middle of capsule and winged all round, rarely inserted near base with wing pointing toward capsule apex.

Dorsal and intermediate fruit ribs prominent, filiform, lateral ribs narrowly winged.

Petiole and rachis narrowly winged; leaflets opposite; panicles glabrous.

Spike simple, never branched at base; glumes slightly shorter than or equaling lemma, leathery, winged.

With a love that the winged seraphs of heaven coveted her and me.

long-winged oceanic bird that in flight skims close to the waves.

Theropods were early winged and feathered dinosaurs that walked mainly on their hind legs and were incapable of flight.

Farmers in the Philippines are showing new interest in crops like winged beans, string beans, arrowroot and cassava.

branches usually flattened and leaflike, or 3-winged, with stout midrib, margins crenate, coarsely serrate, or lacerate, sometimes horny.

Several actors playing Winged Monkeys were injured when the piano wires holding them up snapped during a shoot on the haunted forest scene.

Dear Mother, I saw a winged woman lying in a crater the other day. What's this world coming to?

European weed having a winged stem and hairy leaves; adventive in the eastern United States.

Stems quadrangular, conspicuously winged, pith white.

To wake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of loving .

To wake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day for loving.

By its cry in the night it will call all winged creatures together and assemble in its company every genus of bird.

Capsule winged or not, dehiscent or indehiscent, with 1 to several seeds per carpel.

Airplane food - Mrs Srivastava's culinary creations soared to new heights with this winged rice dish.

Conclusions Winged Euonymus Twig can improve the glucose-lipid metabolism disorder and insulin resistance in type 2 diabetic mellitus rats.

segments broadly ovate to oblong, membranous or leathery, abaxially usually transversely winged in fruit, apex obtuse, acute, or awned.

large-footed short-winged birds of Australasia; build mounds of decaying vegetation to incubate eggs.

base attenuate, margin winged, apex retuse, mucronate, wing with transverse veins.

Fireflies are winged beetles and give off a green luminous glow from chemicals in their lower abdomen at night.

To wake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks of another day of loving.

There never were any winged pigs because there's no place on pigs for the wings to go.

Seeds very numerous, minute, fusiform, always winged, or both ends with appendages or thread-like tails.

Flowers white, yellow, or greenish; capsule 4-winged, wings up to 1 cm, sometimes combined with 5-winged fruit.

rachis winged, midrib triquetrous, margins scabrous.

Stems quadrangular, lightly grooved to nearly winged, glabrous or white crisped hairy.

Fruit capsular or baccate, rarely a drupe, pericarp mostly smooth, sometimes winged or bristly.

Kingdom in ancient Egypt and Babylon, it is plotted with a winged bull, male lion, and even Health and the winged people.

any of two families of gauzy-winged insects (Chrysopidae and Hemerobiidae); larvae feed on insect pests such as aphids.

He agile elegant, winged sandals, wearing a winged cap low crown, holding a snake coiled double battle of magic.

He says: "In the heaven Zeus, the Father and Lord of all creatures, drives his winged car, ordering all things and superintending them. "

Fruit sometimes angled or winged, with fleshy-fibrous exocarp and woody-fibrous endocarp.

These winged creatures are either active during the day, or nocturnal.

Armstrong USA - Bass, silver-plated head, body, foot and keys, winged lip plate, silver-plated "Y" cup arms.

Winged lords of northern forests, the big raptors fly noiselessly, hunt in light and dark, and can hear a field mouse stir under the snow.

He could see every leaf on the trees clearly, saw the birds which flew past, and the winged insects which danced in the air.

North American moth with gray-winged males and wingless females; larvae are fall cankerworms.

Push your driving abilities to the limit behind the wheel of Midgets , Open-wheeled Modifieds and Winged Sprint Cars.

Any of various slender, narrow-winged hawks of the genus circus, such as the marsh hawk, that prey on small animals.

branches prostrate to ascending, winged, hispidulous along one side.

pedicels unequal, plane-winged, up to 5 mm.

Everyone's favorite winged cherub is flying a little lower in this economy.

Other card manufacturers emphasized Cupid, the pudgy, winged son of Venus, the goddess of love.

Stem robust, often winged, long naked in lower part, often tortuous, simple or branched in upper part.

And like the ether it lifts but the winged.

In the southern nation, centred at Jerusalem, the sculptures were of giant winged creatures.

These were ornamented with designs of winged ones and palm-trees and open flowers, plated over with gold.

We are winged fury! Which is still no excuse for going over the posted speed limit.

The caster summons a troop of winged monkeys and sends them away to fetch a commander from a distant land.

He gestured to the star chart whose connected constellations formed a four-winged bird.

slender-bodied broad-winged moth whose larvae are called measuring worms.

Their computer's hard drive was crammed with snapshots of wild beasts-winged, clawed, and hoofed.

since a winged petiole is really a decurrent leaf blade, they are described here as the leaf blade base.

Imps mean swarms of little winged creatures that will overwhelm enemy forces.

Do the silent-winged stars never climb the sky above your pitiless tower?

Clearly, they said, Psyche had ended up with the dreadful winged serpent after all.

Stems 4-sided, narrowly winged on angles, margin of wings with sparse glandular trichomes or setose, otherwise glabrous.

bushy annual weed of central North America having greenish flowers and winged seeds.

These same Achaemenids also adopted Assyrian and Babylonian motifs for their monumental art , including the winged disc .

Seeds globose, ovoid, or fusiform, sometimes winged, often sticky when wet.

My medal, which I received later that day, was embossed with a winged shoe.

Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind , and therefore is winged cupid printed blind.

Love looks not with the eyes , bur with the mind, and therefore is winged Cupid painted blind.

Fruit an achenelike anthocarp enclosed by persistent perianth, ribbed or winged, often glandular.

heavy-bodied small-winged South American game bird resembling a gallinaceous bird but related to the ratite birds.

Filaments broadly and asymmetrically winged below middle, abruptly narrowed apically; seeds broadly winged, discoid.

Seeds brown, fusiform, long and narrowly winged at both ends; seed coat striate veined.

Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind, and therefore winged Cupid is painted blind.

Perianth pentagonal on top surface, margin narrowly winged.

Results of triangulation were recorded in winged-edge structure.

Stems quadrangular, glabrous or sometimes villous, narrowly 4-winged, often branched.

Capsules ovoid to narrowly ellipsoid, septicidal, 4-valvate, several-seeded. Seeds winged.

Seeds inserted in septum, transparent and membranous winged at both ends.

Another theory warns against eating any winged fowl because good luck could fly away.

Seeds numerous, usually winged or with tufts of hairs at both ends; endosperm absent.

Tree of Life, Winged Discs, Omphalos, Arcs & Archetypes.

Achenes biconvex, ovoid, margin broadly winged.

It took George Stephanopoulos and other aides a nightmarish seven minutes to fix the problem while Mr. Clinton winged it.

First barren hills; then brooks with fish and cattails and red-winged blackbirds.

Stems erect, quadrangular, winged on ridges, branched in upper part.

Petiole not winged; fruit pericarp thicker than sarcocarp.

Stems slender, 4-sided, narrowly winged on angles, wings with sparse glandular trichomes, nodes hispid.

Fruit paired, purple-red, reniform, ca. 9 mm in diam. , broadly winged, without persistent sepals, apex retuse.

there is a small bronze winged good mouth is short enough, small enough to 2000.

Scientists Propose Spreading Seeds With Winged Help.

upper bracteoles tepaloid, convex or boat-shaped, often keeled abaxially, sometimes narrowly winged, rarely broadly winged.

However, although he was silent and grave, he was, none the less, both winged and armed.

Shrubs or trees. Branchlets mostly yellowish green, slightly angled to winged, glabrous.

All pilots, whether or not currently active, wear some form of winged badge. Who is not qualified to wear one?

genus of tropical trees or climbers having usually broadly winged pods.

These new, deeper views into winged flight have affected other studies.

Seeds flattened, narrowly winged along angles.

It is a virtual study in a theoretical whirling winged aircraft.

Even the most winged spirit cannot escape physical necessity.

A world without angels is a world without its complementary part. Single-winged angels are destined to live in solitude all their life.

seed coat reticulate, membranous winged.

Fruit samara, drupes, or winged nutlets, apically usually with persistent stigmas.

A Adult - the winged stage of aquatic insects; reproductive stage.

stigmas capitate. Achenes trigonous, not winged or horned at base.

two-winged insect whose female has a long proboscis to pierce the skin and suck the blood of humans and animals.

Serpent Fiends are bat-winged, serpent-like demons summoned from the Abyss.

Fruit dehiscent or indehiscent, winged or usually with horns or hooks.

Around 5, 000 dead red-winged blackbirds dropped from the sky in Arkansas.

Will you charge to battle as one of the power full and fearsome winged hussars?

Cupid is winged and doth range; Her country so my love doth change. But change she earth, or change she sky, Yet I will love her till I die.

Plants not onion-scented; stem terete; fruit ribs broadly winged.

Capsule membranous, 5-angular or longitudinally 5-winged, apex truncate, dehiscence loculicidal, apical.

They match structural iron tubing from the single-winged plane's fuselage.

segments narrowly oblong, usually unequal, 3-winged, abaxially fleshy near apex in fruit, margin membranous, apex cucullate.

So the two big animals carried the two winged brother and sister on their backs and they were well on their way.

Few White-winged Tern (at least 2) pass Chek Keng this morning!

Branches flat, narrowly winged or ridged, with sticky juice.

These adults include winged, black-bodied males, red-brown winged females, one or more queens and wingless workers.

The feathers were confirmed to belong to the White-winged Diuca Finch.

My purple racing bike was a winged chariot.

Makes faint with too much sweet these heavy-winged thieves.

Herbs perennial. Stems erect, 25-60 cm tall, angles slightly winged, glabrous except nodes sometimes puberulent, much branched.

Hold fast to dreams, For if dreams die, Life is a broken-winged bird, hat cannot fly.

Corolla shortly campanulate; capsule depressed globose, more than 10 mm in diam. , sutures not thickened; seeds winged on 1 side.

" Particular sigh " winged steed often, but bole not often.

Hypanthium funnel-shaped, 5-sided, usually narrowly winged on angles, apex truncate.

tepals narrowly elliptic, unequal in size, outer 3 larger and keeled or narrowly winged on abaxial surface, slightly accrescent in fruit.

Fruit dry, ridged or winged, apically with middle part of calyx tube persistent and beak like.

Fruit winged only above the middle, constricted and often curved at middle, spatulate, often with crisped trichomes; petals 1-2 mm.