His claws were not strong enough to hold the mole while he could kill and eat it, but if he hung it on the wire fence he could use all his strength in tearing it to pieces with his strong toothed bill.
Yes," said Uncle Philip, "but all the shrikes everywhere have toothed bills.
Its leaves are six to eight inches long, short stalked, oblong, wedge-shaped, and finelytoothed at the margin.
There the beach was slashed by many black, saw-toothed reefs.
A feeble, white-toothed smile gleamed out of his dark beard.
Individually regarded, the flowers will be found to consist of five sepals, five petals, an oval ovary with a style ending in a five-toothed stigma, and surrounded by a large number of stamens.
There is a variety (incisa) of the Alder in which the leaves are so deeply toothed that they bear a close resemblance to those of the Hawthorn.
They have a waved and toothed margin, and remain green long after the leaves of other trees have fallen.
The shining leaves vary from egg-shaped to lance-shaped, with finely-toothed edges.
It has large, lance-shaped, finelytoothed leaves, smooth above and glaucous beneath.
The leaves, too, of the wild tree are more distinctly toothed than those of the Garden Pear.
Instead of the leaf being heart-shaped, it is divided into three deeply toothed lobes, and it will be noted that at the base of the leaf-stalk there is a pair of slender stipules, which lantana never has.
The leaves vary in shape, but are more or less oblong, smooth above, sometimes downy on the lower surface when young, and with toothed edges.
The leaves are large, broadly oval, with sharp-toothed edges, and downy on the underside.
They are oval in shape, with blunt-toothed edges, and downy on the lower surface.
One of the most prominent subjects of this essay, if not the most important, is the System of Toothed Wheels, with which the second and third Parts were introduced, and which still claims a share of my readers' attention.
But, generally speaking, the cutters are best, when made a little tapering towards the edge, and toothed on both sides as well as on the circumference.
I shall conclude this Part, by an observation or two on the reception my System of Toothed Wheels, as described in this work, has met with--not intending to speak of the local difficulties I experienced at a former period.
The principle of this Machine is as follows: When two equal toothed wheels a b (see Plate 39, fig.
In the Toothed whales the anterior ribs have capitula articulating with the centra, as well as tubercula articulating with the transverse processes; in the posterior ones, however, only the tubercula remain.
The jaws may betoothed or toothless, and the teeth, when present, are imbedded in separate sockets.
In the Greenwell Collection is a finely-toothed saw, made from a curved flake, found at Kenny Hill, Mildenhall.
Of this “sabre-toothed tiger” five canine teeth and one if not two incisors were found in the cavern by MacEnery, but doubts had been thrown upon his accuracy.
In the variety rufescens the size is smaller and the form more symmetrical, but the general shape and fringe-toothed spore surface are sufficient to identify the typical species under any disguise of color.
Wherever your glory-toothed lightning bites, it crunches cattle, like a well-aimed bolt.
Books are prepared with raised geometrical diagrams; figures can be formed with bent wires on cushions, or on paper with a toothed wheel attached to one end of a pair of compasses.
The cylinders were on the opposite side of the boiler from the door of the fire box, and mounted independently; the motion of the piston was communicated by means of a crank shaft and toothed wheels to the driving axle.
The toothedwheel on the driving axle is arranged to act upon another toothed wheel on a shaft connected with the regulator, so as to control its speed automatically.
The teeth in the upper ends of the matrices are engaged with a toothed bar R, known as the second elevator.
The large coal as raised from the mine is passed through breakers with toothedrolls to reduce the lumps to smaller pieces, which are separated into different sizes by a system of graduated sieves, placed in descending order.
Such furnaces are used for hardening balls for bearings, cams, small toothed wheels and similar work, as well as for tempering springs, milling cutters and other kinds of cutting tools.
The abdomen is oval, sandy-grey in hue and beset with warts and bristles; the prothorax forms a mobile neck for the large square head, which carries a pair of long and powerful toothed mandibles.
Cuvier established the name Mastodon,[51] or teat-like toothed animals, for the gigantic species from America which Buffon had already described under the name of the animal or elephant of the Ohio.
A toothed machine drawn by a horse, -- used for collecting hay or grain; a horserake.
Allow me to ask some correspondent to give the meaning of the following expressions from the prose works of Milton:-- "A toothless satire is as improper as a toothed sleck stone, and as bullish.
Toothed wheels were attached to this axle, which worked into other toothed wheels fixed on the axle of the driving-wheels.
The two parts of the machine were united by a movable pin and a toothed sector fixed on the framing of the front or machine part of the carriage.
Accordingly, in 1812, he ordered a second engine, which was so designed as to work with a toothed driving-wheel upon a rack-rail as at Leeds.
The animal resembles the Anodon, but the shell presents a toothed hinge.
The first are fished for with three-toothed harpoons, by the aid of which they are torn from their native rock; but not without deteriorating them more or less.
The columella is folded ortoothed transversely, as in Fig.
The mouth is also different; the maxillæ being terminated by a horny, toothed piece called the galea.
The beak is furnished with bristles, and the middle toe of each foot has a claw toothed like a comb.
With its formidable weapon, which resembles a toothed saw, this fish attacks the largest whales, and inflicts very severe wounds.
LIP inclining to fiddle-shape, pointed, but with the point invisible when looked at in front; towards the base are two short upright tubercles that pass forward into plates diverging from each other, and toothed in front.
Leaves obovate or oblong, lyrately pinnatifid or deeply sinuate-lobed or nearly parted, the lobes sparingly and obtusely toothed or entire.
Leaves pinnate, of 3 to 5 (rarely 7) coarsely and sparingly toothed leaflets.
Leaves palmately veined and strongly 3-lobed, broadly wedge-shaped or truncate at base, the spreading lobes mostly toothed on the sides and entire in the notches; petiole with 2 glands at the apex.
Leaves cordate at base and cleft into 3 to 5 acute-notched, irregularly toothed lobes, whitish beneath, turning a bright crimson in early autumn.
A small tree with alternate, once to twice irregularly pinnate leaves with many coarsely toothed leaflets.
Lentinus it is often toothed or cut in various ways.
The valve gear, which is arranged in the same manner for both cylinders, is actuated by shafts, w and w1, rotated by toothedwheels as shown.
Your red hair would scare away the sabre-toothed tiger himself!
There aren't any sabre-toothed tigers on this island, and there's plenty to eat every day.
You see, the fierce sabre-toothed tiger was the beast they feared most of all, but they always had to be on the watch for wolves and hyenas, and for the dreadful cave bear as well.
For use, the hair is moistened by means of a small-toothed comb or tooth-brush, with the Solution No.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "toothed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
