1. Diplodocus, in fact, reached 28 metres in length and had an extraordinarily long neck and whip-like tail.

2. It has lost nearly all its muscles and become thin and whip-like, sometimes with a poisonous spine at the end.

3. Whiplike, graceful thrilling metal dendrites drawing images from the air, bringing brotherhood, communion to Immured apartment people.

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4. Bounding energetically about the court, unleashing an athletic, whip-like forehand, she was easily the better and more fit player.

5. They have a whiplike structure called a flagellum.

6. A long, threadlike appendage, especially a whiplike extension of certain cells or unicellular organisms that functions as an organ of locomotion.

7. One of the long, whiplike, modified zooids on the surface of certain bryozoan colonies.

8. Flagellum (pl. flagella) A whiplike extension of prokaryote cells, with a basal body at its base, whose beat causes locomotion of the cell.

9. BIOLOGY: Certain bacteria propel themselves using a flagellum, a whiplike tail.

10. What is true of the mousetrap, hesays, is even truer of the bacterial flagellum, a whiplike cellularorganelle used for propulsion that operates like an outboard motor.