| Before the close of the zoa condition a small and unjointed palp appears on the mandible. |
| Some of these rays may be unbranched and unjointed, being then known as spines, and usually occupy the front part of the fin. |
| After a moment's consideration, he unjointed his rod, and started off in the direction from which the men had come. |
| The animal twisted and pulled until he had unjointed the foot, worn and twisted off the skin and cords of the leg and was gone. |
| The broken branch fragments may derive from jointed colonies, such as the articulate Filicrisia, or represent narrow branched, unjointed tubuliporines. |
| We came upon it late, and my bones, through a longer ride than usual in the wooden saddle, had grown into an unjointed frame. |
