limb
ਅੰਗ
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noun
Diaphanously winged and provided with limbs far too long and interestingly jointed to be in any way aerodynamic, it would appear to be some kind of mutant grasshopper, a cicada maybe?
an arm or leg of a person or four-legged animal, or a bird's wing.
It occurs when the limb of the Moon just touches the apparent edge of the Sun in the sky, but does not overlap it.
the edge of the disk of a celestial object, especially the sun or moon.
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It occurs when the 'limb' of the Moon just touches the apparent edge of the Sun in the sky, but does not overlap it.
When we have a limb amputated, our neural map of that 'limb' gradually fades away; and if we gain a body part, our neural map expands accordingly.
Slip the loop of the bowstring over the nock and down the 'limb' of the bow and tie the free end of the string to the other nock using a timber hitch, bowline or similar non-stressing knot.
As plants reached flowering maturity, the gender was noted and flower measurements were taken on petal 'limb' , petal claw and calyx diameter.
the eastern 'limb' of the moon
One was just on the 'limb' of the planet and one was far off but the other two were nowhere in sight.
This image obtained by the Clementine satellite in 1994 shows the solar corona shining above the 'limb' of the Moon.
Second, it predicted that light from a distant star passing near to the 'limb' of sun would be bent by a small but measurable angle.
The eastern 'limb' of the Klip River emanates from the park and flows southward, into other areas of Soweto, until it reaches the Vaal River further in the South.
To take one example, the default model for development of the 'limb' of a bird is not the chicken's foot, but that of a duck.
He was tall and handsome, broad of shoulder, loose of 'limb' ; an athlete of grace and style.
A quarter of a mile further on, at the eastern 'limb' of the bay, the path descended steeply, zig-zagging across the cliff face to a stretch of beach to the east of Holland Point.
The event is a moderate partial eclipse with the Moon's northern 'limb' dipping 15 arc-minutes into Earth's umbral shadow.
How otherwise to explain the small dull ache within him always, the ache that a severed 'limb' leaves?
I looked up and saw one of the small squirrels running down the length of a 'limb' with a twig of leaves in his mouth.
When drawing the figure I am interested in the way it moves - stretches, muscles, 'limbs' - how do they twist, how do you make it look realistic.
Feeling the sudden warmth of the sun on her chilled 'limbs' , Anna became aware that they had emerged into the daylight, and were now slowly ascending a steep section of the course.
Her body was being covered with leaves and her 'limbs' and neck were hit by a sharp shovel, which was also recovered from the scene.
He stretched his long 'limbs' , and pushed his white hair back behind his pointed ears.
Fluid images of tree 'limbs' sweeping across the other set of frames recall exhilarating strokes of sumi ink painting.
The ability to reduce area and span during the recovery stroke is intimately associated with the design of the propulsive 'limbs' in small animals.
Plopping down under the leafy 'limbs' of the shade-producing tree, she
For some reason, there was a clear channel of space with no tree 'limbs' to block the light to the side of that tombstone.
He hit the floor with a sickening crunch, wings askew and 'limbs' bent into impossibly painful angles.
I am in between shifts at my desk, stretching my 'limbs' .
Correction of the upward trend early in the history can stop the advent of Diabetes, with all the visual and metabolic problems, even including amputation of 'limbs' .
Walking may be more familiar and is a whole body exercise compared with cycling where the lower 'limbs' are the primary effector muscles.
Hot and sweaty again, we quickly strip off our shoes, socks and daypacks, leaving them by a great tree whose 'limbs' shade the pond, and jump in.
Heavy snow and whipping winds can cause 'limbs' from trees and shrubs to snap.
Some of the apple trees had drooping 'limbs' ; some grew straight and stiff.
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