wormlike
worm-like

The shape they have in common is a bulbous, wormlike form.

She thought there had been a wormlike thing armored at both ends, but that was all.

Then it began to move again, feeling its wormlike way around the pink porcelain.

So called because the scales, when heated, open out into wormlike forms.

It twisted in wormlike fashion to the right and then began to rise.

It transforms into a wormlike adult in the late summer.

Felt the strange, wormlike fingers wrap themselves around his hand and pull him up.

There in the deep distance was a tiny wormlike thing wriggling along.

A dark, slender, wormlike shape half the length of a finger.

They were wormlike in appearance, solid black of course.

The rest of the monster trailed away into wormlike coils.

A very large wormlike creature is seen poised in midclimb, for example.

Giving the wormlike food a last look, he closed his eyes and put the fork into his mouth.

Wormlike tubes would course through the victim's body and mechanical devices break the skin.

They never try to persuade me that I am a shrunken, needless, wormlike nothing.

Beneath the corpse, within the glowing floor, light wriggled, wormlike.

Wormlike forms flipped out of the water in a thrashing tangle.

No, what's in your heart is just a whiny little wormlike evil."

"There do seem to be plenty of wormlike soil dwellers, too.

A tiny, wormlike thing poked out of his sleeve.

"Dogs not amused, nor this wormlike son of honorable house.

What caused the three from the Enterprise the most trouble was the sight of the little, white wormlike creatures moving around inside the brain.

Kirk thought his original guess that the wormlike things were chemical messengers was probably right.

But they had no way of knowing or suspecting that the plates would sit on a wormlike animal.

Its wormlike nose projected into the chamber Volney had formed.