insectile

Woman had lost the insectile purity of God and male.

His head was inches from the insectile face of the creature.

The eyes stretched away to either side, becoming first Chinese and then insectile.

The wind stirred the trees with a dry, insectile sound.

The war machines were insectile dots, even with the powerful glasses.

Her future might be just, but her thoughts seemed to have a cold, insectile quality.

Their music echoed as a high, insectile overtone in the huge room.

Ridges around their torsos were more insectile than anything else.

Anne put the body in, small, insectile adjustments like a wasp.

A great yellow-green insectile shape was climbing up below him.

If he commanded that they be removed, would the large insectile machines obey?

Their determination to enjoy themselves has the frantic quality of insectile frenzy.

Strong enough to counter the black, shattered, insectile power uniting before him.

The streets were full of their women's bodies, their insectile heads.

He also began the strange singing-the humming, the insectile sound.

Then it had seemed a coldly alien, almost insectile gesture.

The gelugon is an insectile horror promising a cold death.

The room was silent, except for the small insectile hum of the electric clock.

A final insectile shadow swooped towards the roof from the south east of the city.

I sensed the swarm of insectile light gathered in the sun falling on us.

The faces weren't insectile, though; they looked more like blank oval masks.

"I'll use this," she added with her insectile smile.

Its six insectile legs looked too slender to carry his great, legless mass.

The scream rose in pitch, never losing that buzzing, insectile quality.

He was sitting on the bed, holding a pair of insectile wings and a piece of paper.